On Saturday 22 May 2010 11:03:12 pm Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> Hi!
>
> stefan writes:
> > Shall we say that we use the slightly modified version of (ice-9 match)
> > that ypu dug up for now!
>
> Hmm, yes? Please send an actual patch against Guile master, so we have
> something concrete do discuss
Hi,
Folks, you asked about using prompts to use delimited continuation aka
prompts for the unification stuff.
Cool tech.
Anyhow. The main use for this thing in a unifying context is to be able to
cut a whole tree from further out in the limbs of the tree.
The first step taken was to reuse the
Hi Ludo,
> This is a non-free document (ACM...) so I think we should not refer to
> it. Perhaps instead this could read along the lines of:
>
> ... a technique called @dfn{implicit phasing} (first described by
> Abdulaziz Ghuloum and R. Kent Dybvig) ...
>
> Thoughts?
Eep! My mistake. I'd fou
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Hi,
Want to share some more info about what the *** I am trying to do.
(Part I)
On the unification, unification match and backtracking.
first off, unification.
Let capitals, X,Y,Z be varible and x,y,z etc symbols. Let [X Y Z | W]
denotes lists all in the tradition of
Hello,
Good to hear, this all sounds nice to me. Happy summer hacking!
Ludo’.
Hi!
stefan writes:
> Shall we say that we use the slightly modified version of (ice-9 match) that
> ypu dug up for now!
Hmm, yes? Please send an actual patch against Guile master, so we have
something concrete do discuss. :-)
Can you make sure to isolate Guile-specific changes, ideally in a
Hi Julian,
Thanks for the nice R6RS doc! Looks to me like it’s both a good
tutorial and a convenient reference.
Some nitpicking:
"Julian Graham" writes:
> +have the option to create modules using the portable ``library'' form
Should be @code{library}.
> +libraries created in this format by
Hello, I'm going to be implementing Lua 5.1 for Guile as a Google
Summer of Code under the GNU Project this year. My project is defined
as "the Lua 5.1 programming language and standard library excluding
the string, coroutine, and debug modules" I left a little bit of
wiggle room in the standard li
Hello!
Julian Graham writes:
> Thanks to Andy's heroic work on the expander over the past week or so,
> I've just been able to merge `wip-r6rs-libraries' into `master' and
> push it!
Cool, congratulations to both of you!
> As you'll notice from running `make check', there are still a few
> iss
Hey!
Andy Wingo writes:
> In the future it will make it easier for me to apply these if they
> follow our changelogging standards :) See any of the commits in Guile
> for examples of the format.
Or rather see info "(standards) Change Logs". :-)
Ludo’.
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