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    • Trace

    Untrace$

    Untrace functions

    Examples:
    (untrace$)         ; untrace all functions previously
                       ; traced (e.g. with trace$ or trace!)
    (untrace$ foo bar) ; as above, except only untrace foo and bar
    
    General Forms:
    (untrace$)                 ; untrace all (as noted above)
    (untrace$ fn1 fn2 ... fnk) ; untrace the indicated functions

    where the fni were previously traced (e.g. with trace$ or trace!).

    Untrace$ undoes the effect of trace$. See trace$. The value returned by untrace$ gives the list of functions for which tracing is being removed.