Between stable-2.0 and master a patch changed the C representation
of the SCM type so that it is now a union.
This code :
static SCM foo = SCM_UNSPECIFIED;
now expands to something similar to :
static SCM foo = (SCM) { ... };
This form (casting a struct or union initializer while initializing a
global identifier) is for some reason invalid when gcc is called with
"-std=c99" (I was about to say : "was invalid in c99", but who really
knowns?) nor "-std=gnu99" (although it works when std is set to c89 or
gnu89).
I tried to get rid of the cast to (SCM) in tags.h but the compilation
then fails since some code relies on the cast to SCM.
So, lets suppose I have an app written in c99 that I want to extend with
guile, how could I compile it ?
