Josef Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks for the answer, Neil. You are right, I read it on a guile 1.8
> installation. At the time I wrote the mail, I had 1.6.7 and I failed
> to remember that I read it on the other box. Sorry for the confusion!
No problem. A lot of the confusion stems
This email pertains to the debugging and breakpoint infrastructure in
Guile CVS, which has so far only been released as part of my
guile-debugging package. If you've never looked at or used this
infrastructure, you can safely skip the rest of this message.
I've been wrestling for a while with spe
On Tue, Oct 23, 2007 at 01:41:57PM +0100, Neil Jerram wrote:
> Josef Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I followed the suggestion from the info pages and put following into my
> > ~/.guile file:
>
> Which info pages were those? The info for 1.6.7 does not mention
> (ice-9 debugger breakpoints
Gentle guile users,
I wonder if one of you could help me. I am thrilled to find that use
of (ice-9 slib) has been improved in guile 1.8.3. I am confused about
its behavior, though. The (system) command works fine before I load
slib. After I load slib, guile no longer understands what "system"
--- Neil Jerram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you aware of the Emacs Lisp translation code in 1.8.x, in
> lang/elisp/* ? I haven't touched it for a while, but in principle
> (and when completed) it would allow an editor such as Gano to reuse
> Emacs Lisp libraries - as long as the editor and
Mike Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [3] http://gano.sourceforge.net/
Hi Mike,
Gano is very interesting. I agree with you that it would make a great
"toy" program.
Are you aware of the Emacs Lisp translation code in 1.8.x, in
lang/elisp/* ? I haven't touched it for a while, but in principl
