The node "Using Guile to program in Scheme" in the tutorial has the
"result" glyph ("=>") at the end of the result line instead of at the
beginning:
;; ask for the length of `ls'
guile> (length ls)
7=>
;; pick out the first element of the list
guile> (car ls)
The example uses 500:
(recursive-factorial 500)
The following paragraph, however, uses 1000:
In this example we did some simple arithmetic `(+ 20 35)' and got the
answer `55'. Then we coded the classic (and rather wasteful) factorial
algorithm, and got a glimpse of Schem
In the node "Procedures for On the Fly Evaluation" of the Guile
Reference manual, the primitive "read-and-eval!" is described.
However, it doesn't seem to be available. Maybe it is defined in some
module? If so, I looked at the paragraph describing the primitive, at
the beginning of the node, a
