Earlier we voted on #125, #229 and #345 separately without regard to the formal semantics of eqv? from a top level. We need to first decide what the definition of eqv? is, and consider if there should be any exception cases as a secondary effect.
Note the result of this ticket will also answer formal comment #423.
WG1 voted to adopt the same-bits equivalence:
(3.1) obj1 and obj2 are both exact numbers and are numerically equal (see `=`) (3.2) obj1 and obj2 are both inexact real numbers conforming to the IEEE 754-2008 standard, and they have the same radix, precision, maximum exponent, sign, exponent, and significand as described in IEEE 754-2008 (3.3) obj1 and obj2 are both inexact real numbers, are not implemented using IEEE 754-2008, and are numerically equal (see `=`) (3.4) obj1 and obj2 are both complex numbers whose real and imaginary parts are `eqv?`