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Vl-unary-syscall->arg

Access the argument to a vl-unary-syscall-p, not including the function name.

This is mostly intended to avoid confusion since the function name is the first argument to the :vl-syscall.

Macro: vl-unary-syscall->arg

(defmacro vl-unary-syscall->arg (x)
  (cons 'first
        (cons (cons 'vl-call->args (cons x 'nil))
              'nil)))