On Wed 21 Sep 2016 23:01, taylanbayi...@gmail.com (Taylan Ulrich "Bayırlı/Kammer") writes:
> With the attached quick-and-dirty patch, 'make' runs to completion. LGTM. > I think we can keep the (compile 'dummy) hack. That leaves two issues > which may be solved in a cleaner manner than in this patch: > > - The (define foo (@@ (bar) foo)) parts. > - Making %tty-gid public. (The above didn't work for this one...) > > Both fixes may become unnecessary if Guile 2.2 goes back to allowing > #:select to import private bindings. Otherwise, recommendations for > cleaner solutions welcome. I think allowing access to private bindings via #:select was simply an error and is unlikely to be reinstated. > By the way, compile time seems to increase greatly with 2.2, to the > point I wondered if it's really compiling in parallel, but it does seem > to as evidenced by top(1). Maybe package modules could be compiled with > certain optims turned off, since they mostly just consist of package > object definitions and not procedures whose performance would matter. How much? I think turning off most optimizations for the packages is a good idea. There is not a nice way to do this however. What `guild compile -O1 ...` does is: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=guile.git;a=blob;f=module/scripts/compile.scm;h=939fb2564ec344de5f4a531b2041383730262d4f;hb=HEAD#l55 The default is -O2. Andy
