On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 06:29:43PM +0200, Andy Wingo wrote: > On Thu 07 Jul 2016 14:52, Tobin Harding <m...@tobin.cc> writes: > > > I have two issues with this patch after developing with a patched Guile for > > a > > week or so. First is that I have not been able to pass command line options > > to > > Guile while using Geiser, my workaround has been setting the variable > > %quiet-compiler directly with (set! %quiet-compiler #t) from within > > ~/.guile. > > I think you can do this. Customize geiser-guile-binary to be a "guile > --quiet" or whatever.
I tried that already to no avail, thanks for the idea though. > > > The second, and bigger problem, is that messages are suppressed only for > > the file > > that is directly named in the load statement i.e (load "file.scm"). If > > file.scm has any > > load statements then when these files are loaded/compiled messages are still > > output. > > This is a blocker unfortunately. You need to change the C code as well > (load.c). I should be able to manage that, thanks for the pointer to the file. thanks, Tobin.