Hi Ludo,
Thanks for the review, it's appreciated. I've incorporated your vm.texi
changes and will push shortly.
On Tue 13 Jan 2009 23:45, l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
> s/toplevel/top-level/
Ooh, this one is painful -- I feel like if it changes in the docs it
should change in the code too. Do you really think this is the right
thing? top-level-ref ? <ghil-top-level-env> ?
> s/runtime/run-time/
So, to me:
"run-time" sounds better as an adjective, and as a noun meaning "when
code is executed"; and
"runtime" sounds better for "the libguile runtime".
I've sprinkled appropriate changes. Let me know if it still reads wrong.
> s/e.g./e.g.,/
To me, s/e.g./for example/ is an idempotent transformation. So if the
clause after "e.g." is short, no comma necessary. Otherwise you need a
comma for breath. But maybe it is a snooty style.
>> @node Extending the Compiler
>> @subsection Extending the Compiler
>
> I like this section. :-)
Hah! Junkie :-)
>> recommended papers: Dybvig's HOCS, Ghuloum's compiler paper.
Ah yes, this was an oversight. I'll fix.
Thanks again!
Andy
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