I tried to install akku, but Guile fails to load libcurl. I have no idea
why. Can anybody imagine what is going wrong here?
$ akku init nix
WARNING: (guile-user): imported module (rnrs) overrides core binding
`newline'
WARNING: (guile-user): imported module (rnrs) overrides core binding
`display'
Am So., 12. Feb. 2023 um 20:52 Uhr schrieb Taylan Kammer
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>
> On 12.02.2023 19:46, wolf wrote:
>
> > 1. When does order matter? What is going on here?
>
> The order matters in this case because the SRFI-9 implementation in Guile
> defines
> syntax (macros) rather than just variables bound to proc
Am So., 5. Feb. 2023 um 20:05 Uhr schrieb Matt Wette :
>
> 2) I am using my proposed mmap wrapper for Guile, in C, to create a file-
> mapped shared drawing.
What is a "file-mapped shared drawing"?
Am Fr., 13. Jan. 2023 um 18:33 Uhr schrieb James Crake-Merani
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>
> I was wondering if you guys are aware of any static site generators
> written in Guile. I'm looking for something that can be extended in
> Guile so I can write my own code for it in Scheme.
>
All you need is quasiquote, unquote a
Am So., 8. Jan. 2023 um 01:21 Uhr schrieb Robby Zambito
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>
> In R7RS, the bytevector constructor is exported by (scheme base) (not (scheme
> bytevector)). It seems like the confusion is caused by --r7rs not evaluating
> in an environment that provides (scheme base).
>
Thanks, this helps!
But q
Is the procedure "bytevector" missing in Guile?
I tried this:
guile --r7rs -c '(write (bytevector 1 2 3))'
R7RS defines it on page 49.
> Clearly we're spending way much time in the GC with the vxml variant.
Thanks a lot! This is a nice tutorial for statprof.
What you have found out, was already my guess but I had no proof. The
VXML version does not utilize the fact that the nodes are already
destructured. During each visit of a
I spent my Christmas vacation playing with XML and tree traversal. And
I have observed some strange timings, while measuring the execution
time of different algorithms. My test file is the XCB XML schema:
https://cgit.freedesktop.org/xcb/proto/plain/src/xcb.xsd
And my test program is this:
https
> > (define str "Hello, World!")
> > (define bv (string->utf8 str))
> > (define sa (make-shared-array bv (lambda (i) (list (+ i 7))) '(0 4)))
>
> I think this should be
>
> (define sa (make-shared-array bv (lambda (i) (list (+ i 7))) 4))
This seems to be the same (equal?):
(make-shared-array bv
> Is that related to "shared arrays"? This seems to be even more general (the
> affine part being the offset of the slice).
Thanks for the hint. I was not aware of them.
But I am struggling to use them. This does not work:
(define str "Hello, World!")
(define bv (string->utf8 str))
(define sa (m
Maybe having a bytevector-slice-ref with shared memory would be more flexible.
The partial usage of a bytevector as a string is just one use case.
There may be others.
I am wondering if something like bytevector-string-ref is missing in the API.
Or is there any other way to extract a string from a byte vector, without
copying the data twice?
I spend some time searching through the docs but I can not find a way
to get read-byte as defined by SRFI-56. Is there a way in Guile?
2010/5/22 Romel R. Sandoval Palomo :
> I think I have four alternatives:
>
> 1. Keep the web service consumption part of the client in C using gSOAP
> 2. Write a binding of gSOAP library for Guile
> 3. Write a web services library for Guile from cero
> 4. Forget about PHP and use ONC RPC
I fou
Is this the intended behavior for exact rationals?
guile> (format #f "~f" (/ 1 3))
FORMAT: error with call: (format #f "~f<===" ===>1/3 )
illegal character `/' in number->string
If so how to format them?
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