[R6RS] "void" or "unspecific"

[Michael Sperber]

If we get to this ...

I know a number of Scheme systems use "void."  I assume this was to
allude to C's "void" type, which means "no return value."  However, in
the multiple-value world (especially now that continuations created by
`begin' accept any number of values), the idiom for "no return value"
is (values), not a "value meaning no value."  That's why I believe
"unspecific" would be a more appropriate choice.

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Cheers =8-} Mike
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