Vectors
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proc:vector-copy[args="vector",result="vector"]

Returns a shallow copy of its argument. 

_Operations on vector-like structures_

proctempl:vector-like?[args="object",result="boolean"]
proctempl:vector-like-length[args="vector-like",result="fixnum"]
proctempl:vector-like-ref[args="vector-like k",result="object"]
proctempl:vector-like-set![args="vector-like k object",result="unspecified"]

A vector-like structure is a low-level representation
for indexed arrays of Scheme objects.  Vector-like
structures are used to represent types such as vectors,
records, symbols, and ports.

There is no way to construct a "generic" vector-like structure;
use the constructors for specific data types.

The vector-like operations operate on all vector-like structures.
All are integrable.
All are deprecated because they
violate abstraction barriers and make your code
representation-dependent; they are useful mainly to
Larceny developers, who might otherwise be tempted to
write some low-level operations in C or assembly language.