(Please ignore the wrong To: field, e-mail program is being silly)
>I am trying to figure out how to abort a read from a socket after some time
>elapses. >I failed to figure out how to do so.
>
> All code below runs after handler is set:
>
>(sigaction SIGALRM (lambda _ (display "Alarm!\n")))
> (similar to the
>native C arrays numpy exposes to C that allow getting the >speed of C).
For this in particular, there is pointer->bytevector, bytevector->pointer and
bytevector-TYPE-ref, bytevector-TYPE-set! (it’s not limited to only bytes, also
floats are available IIRC).
Don’t do bytevecto
- Remove handling of NIL in Scheme. This special casing is, in my
opinion, distressingly unclean. This would require adding a new
ELISP-IF form that accepts #f/nil as false values
We carefully designed ways to handle nil, #f and () in Guile
so as to be able to intermix Lisp and
