0.pre7.35:

0.pre7.35:
	(This version issues lots of bogus redefinition warnings, and
		also fails in type.impure.lisp because it builds
		structure slot accessors without enough type checks
		(and so doesn't catch some kinds of improper usage).
		Both of these problems seem to be symptoms of doing
		things out of order in the macroexpansion and
		compilation of DEFSTRUCT. Hopefully I can get rid of
		these problems soon in the process of getting rid of
		old 'def-ir1.*defstruct' constructs in favor of new
		ANSI EVAL-WHEN-based constructs.)
	renamed DSD-ACCESSOR to DSD-ACCESSOR-NAME
	renamed DD-PREDICATE to DD-PREDICATE-NAME
	undid KLUDGE/FIXME in DEFMACRO-MUNDANELY DECLAIM: Now that
		EVAL-WHEN behaves better, we don't need it.
	PROCLAIM INLINE shouldn't PROCLAIM-AS-FUNCTION-NAME (both in
		principle and also because right now it's causing
		problems in DEFSTRUCT)
	PROCLAIM-AS-FUNCTION-NAME shouldn't blow away a structure class
		just because it happens to use the same name for one of
		its slot accessors (just as PROCLAIM INLINE change)
	made DESCRIBE smarter about SETF functions