Re: bdw-gc includes in libguile.h
On Fri 25 Mar 2011 19:44, Andy Wingo writes: >>> I think that in 2.2 we should not expose libgc interfaces in libguile, >> >> That would be great, but then ‘scm_cell’, ‘SCM_NEWSMOB’, etc. would >> need to do a function call, which we don’t want. Even if we did want >> it, the change would break the ABI. > > I realize this :) That's why I am proposing it for 2.2, which will > (presumably) be ABI-incompatible. I don't think inlining NEWSMOB et al > actually buys us anything worth buying, so to speak. I pushed some fixes for this to stable-2.0 and to master. (The more invasive ones are in master). Please comment if the mood strikes you; we can revert things if they turn out to be wrong. Cheers, Andy -- http://wingolog.org/
Re: who wrote guile?
Not to forget where the raw-material came from, i.e. Aubrey Jaffer's scm http://www.galassi.org/mark//mydocs/guile-programmer_6.html On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 22:01, Andy Wingo wrote: > Also amusing... > > $ git log -p -M | ../gitdm/gitdm -c /dev/null > Grabbing changesets...done > Processed 13383 csets from 41 developers > 51 employers found > A total of 1735874 lines added, 1095229 removed (delta 640645) > > Developers with the most changesets > Marius Vollmer 2208 (16.5%) > Mikael Djurfeldt 2072 (15.5%) > Andy Wingo 1638 (12.2%) > Jim Blandy 1389 (10.4%) > Kevin Ryde 1290 (9.6%) > Ludovic Courtès 871 (6.5%) > Neil Jerram 571 (4.3%) > Dirk Herrmann 558 (4.2%) > Thien-Thi Nguyen 541 (4.0%) > Rob Browning 476 (3.6%) > Gary Houston 380 (2.8%) > Greg J. Badros 209 (1.6%) > Keisuke Nishida 205 (1.5%) > Martin Grabmüller 175 (1.3%) > Michael Gran 138 (1.0%) > Han-Wen Nienhuys 123 (0.9%) > Michael Livshin 90 (0.7%) > Ludovic Courtes 76 (0.6%) > Julian Graham 64 (0.5%) > Daniel Kraft 52 (0.4%) > Mark Galassi 43 (0.3%) > Tim Pierce 36 (0.3%) > Andreas Rottmann 16 (0.1%) > Stefan Jahn 16 (0.1%) > Ken Raeburn 14 (0.1%) > No Itisnt 8 (0.1%) > Brian Gough 8 (0.1%) > Tom Tromey 8 (0.1%) > Maciej Stachowiak 4 (0.0%) > Radey Shouman 4 (0.0%) > Anthony Green 4 (0.0%) > Jose A. Ortega Ruiz 3 (0.0%) > Volker Grabsch 3 (0.0%) > Mark H Weaver 3 (0.0%) > Craig Brozefsky 2 (0.0%) > Göran Weinholt 1 (0.0%) > Noah Lavine 1 (0.0%) > Yan Li 1 (0.0%) > Tristan Colgate 1 (0.0%) > U-Cain\Mike 1 (0.0%) > daniel 1 (0.0%) > > Developers with the most changed lines > Andy Wingo 535037 (25.5%) > Ludovic Courtès 303279 (14.5%) > Neil Jerram 143638 (6.9%) > Marius Vollmer 135988 (6.5%) > Jim Blandy 135700 (6.5%) > Mikael Djurfeldt 121768 (5.8%) > Keisuke Nishida 111280 (5.3%) > Dirk Herrmann 41952 (2.0%) > Kevin Ryde 32514 (1.6%) > Martin Grabmüller 28538 (1.4%) > Greg J. Badros 26399 (1.3%) > Thien-Thi Nguyen 24413 (1.2%) > Gary Houston 21796 (1.0%) > Rob Browning 19765 (0.9%) > Michael Gran 19172 (0.9%) > Julian Graham 15731 (0.8%) > Ludovic Courtes 11788 (0.6%) > Andreas Rottmann 11715 (0.6%) > Han-Wen Nienhuys 10724 (0.5%) > Michael Livshin 7927 (0.4%) > Daniel Kraft 4672 (0.2%) > Tom Tromey 4248 (0.2%) > Stefan Jahn 2662 (0.1%) > Mark Galassi 1731 (0.1%) > Tim Pierce 1694 (0.1%) > Brian Gough 1024 (0.0%) > Maciej Stachowiak 660 (0.0%) > Ken Raeburn 640 (0.0%) > Mark H Weaver 277 (0.0%) > No Itisnt 194 (0.0%) > Jose A. Ortega Ruiz 174 (0.0%) > Radey Shouman 76 (0.0%) > Anthony Green 36 (0.0%) > Volker Grabsch 36 (0.0%) > Craig Brozefsky 29 (0.0%) > daniel 18 (0.0%) > Göran Weinholt 2 (0.0%) > Tristan Colgate 2 (0.0%) > Noah Lavine 1 (0.0%) > Yan Li 1 (0.0%) > U-Cain\Mike 1 (0.0%) > > I think my lines-changed rating is blown out of proportion due to the > psyntax-pp.scm changes I was checking in all the time a few months ago, > and you all know the adages about lies and statistics, but this is > amusing ;) > > Andy > -- > http://wingolog.org/ > >
Re: [PATCH] Simplifying guile-tools
Andy Wingo writes: > On Tue 24 May 2011 00:23, Neil Jerram writes: > >> Neil Jerram writes: >> >>> [PATCH 1/5] Fix "occurrances" typos in getopt-long code and test >>> [PATCH 2/5] Simplify getopt-long handling of option values, esp with >>> multiple occurrences >>> [PATCH 3/5] Handle short option unclumping progressively, instead of all >>> upfront >>> [PATCH 4/5] Implement #:stop-at-first-non-option option for getopt-long >>> [PATCH 5/5] Reveal guile-tools's inner simplicity... >> >> Just a gentle ping regarding these patches... Andy / Ludo, I guess you >> might be assuming that I'd just go ahead and push these anyway - but I'd >> prefer an explicit opinion or OK from you. >> >> (And the same for the 1-based line number fix.) > > Sorry for the delay. They look great to me! The 1-based line number > fix too. Thanks; those patches are in now. I'll also soon provide a doc update for the new getopt option. Neil
Re: who wrote guile?
Hi Roland, On Thu 26 May 2011 22:15, Roland Orre writes: > Not to forget where the raw-material came from, i.e. Aubrey Jaffer's scm > http://www.galassi.org/mark//mydocs/guile-programmer_6.html Of course Aubrey Jaffer's work was very important to Guile. I think that we have mentioned this appropriately in the manual, but if you have any specific suggestion on how things should be improved, do let us know! Happy hacking, Andy -- http://wingolog.org/
scm_remember_upto_here_* obsolete?
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