Hi,
David Séverin writes:
> Don't you think that the 'using thread' on debian [and other distro?]
> shouldn't be
> solved before to call a release '2.xx'?
That Debian builds Guile --without-threads is a Debian-specific problem.
The fact that Guile with and without threads aren't ABI-compatibl
"Neil Jerram" writes:
> 2009/1/10 Greg Troxel :
>
>> is load-extension expected to deal with this, and perhaps the problem
>> is a stray .so in a call that shouldn't be there?
>
> I would guess that it is libltdl's job to know that the correct suffix
> on MacOS is .dylib.
This seems to be a l
Hello,
"Neil Jerram" writes:
> That's good, but I think I didn't explain the possible problem fully,
> i.e. that the substitute won't work. Because of how Guile saves and
> restores continuations (by copying the stack), and how it uses alloca
> to create space for debug information on the stack
Hello!
Andy Wingo writes:
> Licensing would be another thing to look at when merging the vm
> branch -- currently it's under GPL + exception. Kei is still
> contactable though, I have his mail somewhere. If Kei has already signed
> papers we can just relicense it ourselves, however.
AFAICS, it'
Hi Derek,
I'll copy the list, as a couple other people had similar questions. I
hope you don't mind.
On Mon 12 Jan 2009 01:26, Derek Peschel writes:
> So you're saying Tcl has Algol-like syntax? That's a bit of a
> stretch. :)
Ooh, you're right. I don't know what I was thinking :)
>> That's
2009/1/12 Ludovic Courtès :
> Hello!
>
> Andy Wingo writes:
>
>> Licensing would be another thing to look at when merging the vm
>> branch -- currently it's under GPL + exception. Kei is still
>> contactable though, I have his mail somewhere. If Kei has already signed
>> papers we can just relicen
Hi Neil,
Why did you remove GDS breakpoints? The idea sounded nice:
While they are an important piece of infrastructure, and directly
usable in some scenarios, traps are still too low level to meet some
of the requirements of interactive development.
A common scenario is that a n
2009/1/12 Andy Wingo :
> Hi Neil,
Hi Andy,
> Why did you remove GDS breakpoints? The idea sounded nice:
I think because the implementation as was was confusing too many things:
- the idea of being able to specify (in Scheme terms) where a
breakpoint ought to be, equally before or after the rele
"Neil Jerram" writes:
> Yes, something else on my todo list. It's looking like an easy
> decision, though, since nobody replied to say that they have of know
> of a GPLv2-only application. We should announce it more formally, but
> I think we can assume that Guile v2 will be LGPLv3+.
Agreed.
Hi Guilers,
We recently announced (below) that we were looking at changing Guile's
license to LGPLv3+, and asked if anyone knew of any GPLv2-only
applications that this would cause a problem for.
There were no responses; therefore the plan as of now is that Guile v2
(i.e. the next major release,
2009/1/12 Ludovic Courtès :
> Hello,
>
> "Neil Jerram" writes:
>
>> That's good, but I think I didn't explain the possible problem fully,
>> i.e. that the substitute won't work. Because of how Guile saves and
>> restores continuations (by copying the stack), and how it uses alloca
>> to create sp
2009/1/12 Neil Jerram :
> 2009/1/12 Ludovic Courtès :
>> Hello,
>>
>> "Neil Jerram" writes:
>>
>>> That's good, but I think I didn't explain the possible problem fully,
>>> i.e. that the substitute won't work. Because of how Guile saves and
>>> restores continuations (by copying the stack), and h
Hi Ken,
Thanks for your reply.
Ken Raeburn writes:
> There's no portable way, but it might be a bit more likely to happen
> if you try something like:
>
> union {
> scm_t_cell cell[2];
> double d_for_alignment;
> long long ll_for_alignment;
> }
The issue with this is that there's nothing
Hi!
l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
> I modified in the BDW-GC branch to transparently have all
> `SCM_SYMBOL ()' invocations use a statically allocated stringbuf. The
> symbol itself still has to be interned then so for simplicity the
> implementation statically allocates an immutable s
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