Well done! Since you mentioned GPG, I recall that I've wrote libgcrypt-guile last year. It's here git://gitorious.org/nacre/libgcrypt-guile.git But I just did the Message Digest Algorithm part, because I need md5 at that time. Then I thrown it to the corner... Anyway, I think it's useful for some guys, and it's easy to use(see README), so I announced it here if someone need it.
On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 4:49 PM, Atom X <at...@deadlyhead.com> wrote: > l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes: > > > Hello Guilers! > > > > Next week, on February 16th, is the first anniversary of Guile 2.0! > > > > “… [A]nd from the shimmering lake of parens rose a Scheme, small yet > strong, bestowing upon the righteous the gift of Elegance and the power > to tame the mighty beast known as C. And the devout did embrace this > gift and called it by the name of Guile, for it is truly a cunning > Scheme.” > > > Like all great events, it ought to be celebrated. > > Hear! Hear! > > > So, here’s a suggestion: let’s write neat hacks that integrate Guile > > with some other piece of software, preferably GNU packages. Examples > > include extending GCC or GDB extension in Guile, work on Mike’s > > Zile-on-Guile, enhanced Guile support in GNU Make, and Hurd file systems > > written in Guile. > > > > Of course, like all quick hacks, these will essentially be proofs of > > concept, but hey, perhaps some will eventually become actual software > > packages? > > A worthy goal! The more Guile is used in the wild, the closer we'll be > to world peace. > > > If you’re up to the challenge, you’re welcome to announce your intent > > here. On Feb. 16th, we’ll collect the list of neat hacks and let the > > world know! > > I’m in! Details below. > > > Thanks, > > Ludo’. > > > > PS: I personally intend to come up with a simple GCC plug-in interface > > for Guile. Let’s see how it goes… > > I’ve been working sporadically on a Guile binding to the GPGME[1] > library, with the hope that it will encourage others to integrate both > Guile and privacy features into their software. At this time > GPGME/Guile (read as “GPGME-with-Guile") is not in a pretty (or > functional!) state, but I've put it up on Github[2] both as a means of > sharing and as a motivator to get to work. I don't want any shoddy code > to be marring my public image, after all. > > With that, I hope to have something worth showing in six days. Till > then! > > > -- Atom X > http://deadlyhead.com > > [1]http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/gpgme/ > > [2]https://github.com/xatom/GPGME-Guile > >
