Hej Neil.
On 16:05 Sun 18 Oct , Neil Jerram wrote:
> Calling scm_shell() with no args means just that that thread will run
> `(top-repl)' - whose definition you can see in boot-9.scm. In other
> words you could say that the default args are like `-c (top-repl)'.
>
> `(quit)' means (throw 'qu
kai.selg...@web.de writes:
> Hej linas,
>
> thanks for your reply.
>
>> > application and guile). When I enter
>> > (quit)
>> > in the terminal scm_shell calls exit(), which does not care much for my
>> > application cleanup.
>> wouldn't atexit() solve this problem?
> Yes, you're right. ate
Stephen Compall wrote:
> ;; and "your code"
> (clcase (+ 21 21)
> ((42) 'its-42)
> ((84) 'its-84))
[snip]
>> Fair enough. I certainly wouldn't mind seeing "detect and inform"
>> implemented for this case. As a comparison: if I'm writing C or C++
>> code, and I try to modify a
Hello Eric,
On Sun 18 Oct 2009 02:36, Eric McDonald writes:
> Stephen Compall wrote:
>
>> It is an error to modify literals, but it is also not required by R5RS
>> to detect and inform of such erroneous modification. It is, however,
>
> Fair enough. I certainly wouldn't mind seeing "detect and
