ugh I've tested it, but maybe bugs remain.
> Both bug-report/patches/suggestion are welcome, thanks!
>
> Happy hacking!
>
>
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Hello,
I have some questions regarding Guile I/O and byte order.
1. Is there an I/O function for reading a fixed set of bytes into a
buffer, i.e. if I wanted to read a 56-byte string from a binary
archive?
2. Is there a way to specifically read a 8/16/32/64-bit string from a file/port?
3. Is ther
t; users can write customized reports & layouts, while pulling
> actual data from the inside of the time-tracker engine.
>
> At one point, gnucash was supposed ot do something similar,
> too, for its reports/graphs, but I am not sure what actually
> happened there.
>
> I really like the general idea, I think it was under-utilized by
> most of the desktop-application apps.
>
> --linas
>
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s (the XML handler
just kills me).
I was also thinking of extending it to a level in which programs and
languages can be run simultaneously:
How are you doing today, ? .
I was wondering if anybody had any suggestions on this concept before I get
too far through coding it.
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Hello,
As a side project, I am developing a free software game engine and IDE
for 3D games aiming for rapid application development, portability,
and quality even on old hardware.
The gaming industry de facto standard for game scripting is Lua.
However, I want this to be a GNU project at some poi
Hello,
Is it acceptable to use Guile as a settings file format or is another
format, such as XML, preferred by the GNU community?
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