> From: Rob Browning
> Date: Sat, 06 Jul 2024 15:32:17 -0500
>
> * Problem
>
> System data like environment variables, user names, group names, file
> paths and extended attributes (xattr), etc. are on some systems (like
> Linux) binary data, and may not be encodable as a string in the current
>
On Sat, Jul 06, 2024 at 03:32:17PM -0500, Rob Browning wrote:
>
>
> * Problem
>
> System data like environment variables, user names, group names, file
> paths and extended attributes (xattr), etc. are on some systems (like
> Linux) binary data, and may not be encodable as a string in the curren
* Problem
System data like environment variables, user names, group names, file
paths and extended attributes (xattr), etc. are on some systems (like
Linux) binary data, and may not be encodable as a string in the current
locale. For Linux, as an example, only the null character is an invalid
On 6/30/24 3:27 PM, Philip McGrath wrote:
I hadn't realized that other languages in Guile might compile to
Tree-IL directly instead of generating syntax objects. Is that common
and/or encouraged? It seems like it would require the new language's
compiler to do a lot of work that could othe
Philip McGrath writes:
> I hadn't realized that other languages in Guile might compile to Tree-IL
> directly instead of generating syntax objects. Is that common and/or
> encouraged? It seems like it would require the new language's compiler
> to do a lot of work that could otherwise be delega
