Truncated lines in print outs...

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in LISP_TECOSM.pdf it appears that the following lines may have been truncated when printed since they reach the 120th column:

• 82, line 84 is indented to the same level as line 82, implying that line 82 should have balanced parenthesis, but it does not.
• 90, line 91 being indented one level deeper then line 90, implies that line 90 should have balanced parenthesis except for one, but it does not.
• 114, line 115 is indented to the same level line 114 is, implying that line 114 should have balanced parenthesis, but it does not.
• 133, line 134 is indented on level less than line 133, implying that line 133 should balance parenthesis up until lline 131, but it does not. Moreover, it is not unlikely that the line continues with FLATSIZE as that function is mentioned elsewhere.
• 134, line 135 is indented to the same level line 134 is, implying that line 134 should have balanced parenthesis, but it does not.
• 141 and 142, line 156 balances parenthesis up until 148, it is likely that line 147 is expectd to do the same up until line 139, but it does not.
• 165 and 166, line 176 is likely meant to balance parenthesis up until line 157, just like line 156 balances up until line 148, but this is not the case here.

Based on indentation the following lines are unlikely to have been truncated when printed:

• 88 because all parenthesis balance out up to line 84 and line 90 is indented to the same level line 84 is
• 97 since line 98 is lndented one more level than line 97, this implies that parenthesis on line 97 should be balanced except for one, and that is indeed the case.
• 100 line 102 balanced the parenthesis up until line 97, and line 103 up until line 96 except one initial parenthesis which seems to correspond to the indentation levels of these lines.
• 112 because all parenthesis balance out on this line, and line 113 is indented the same level 112 is