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Hi all, First of all, apologies if this is noddy/noob question, but I have *have* looked in the docs for this. I'm trying to do an on-the-fly compilation of the LilyPond module initialization scheme code during lily initialization. Autocompilation is switched off and I've got all the load path compiled load path variables set as we need them. I then fire off the code equivalent of (compile-file :#output-file=<go-out-dir>/lily-guile2.go <scm-src-dir>lily-gule-2.scm) in code with all the parameters set as I want then. Unfortunately my source file loads another module declared in <scm-src-dir>display-lily.scm which has yet to be declared. The guile code very helpfully locates the source file for the display-lily module, notes there isn't a .go file and has a shot at compiling it. During this there is a throw to 'unbound-variable for a variable which will have been declared when lily-guile2.go is loaded in anger. How do I get my code to handle the 'unbound-variable the way guild does? I.e. just note it's happened, say it's possibly a problem in an informational message, and then carry on from the point where it threw the error. I've fiddled around with catch/scm_c_catch/scm_internal_catch without success. Is there a way I can use scm_c_with_throw_handler to do this? If so how do I get the handler to get the catch code to recognize "yeah, we've handled this one, it's OK to carry on". Cheers, Ian Hulin -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJP/wplAAoJEJXSNSqmRFYkaQYH/iWS+XNAo+KJgNNujVMIxvjt VTNcG/fsy9s/X8a38t3CK5K+ggQe2D/l3BdGWjv1oxSYPWyZ/NcP27Snpcix0yoc A2Y5a2BveOIrlF00FxrzYk6BGJqONYsBwnOm7aO5DrQ8vpmdWGf639jXkmveBOiB 8vV/2rSW/HoZNuxqinrIBwPrOtZ1Z1ZSBaZNDRjWeHPmpS5ZOZB3GuOVEFFsdi2e BNztY50/wAg7klKezZsGwyUzM+tmXD2aafpeCrLNSiVGNiovvSs5/pV+aEnpClJC vOQwHBre0x0QYV8ivXdRdLjduDZ++ptld31Ay0h5ihZO58Q7uGTRpfLUkkR/jCM= =yWLQ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
