2012/1/31 Andy Wingo :
> Hi Tobias,
>
> On Mon 30 Jan 2012 20:17, Tobias Gerdin writes:
>
>> 2012/1/23 Andy Wingo :
>>> Did you ever run into problems with non-resumable continuations?
>>
>> At times I was scratching my head and wondering what was going o
2012/1/31 Ian Price :
> [...]
>
> A whole bunch of ideas were discussed on IRC a while back[1], and
> serialisation was one of the issues I was most concerned about. As it
> stands, when the program stops you lose all your existing continuations,
> which may be undesirable.
>
> Another important is
2012/1/23 Andy Wingo :
> On Sun 22 Jan 2012 21:46, Ian Price writes:
>> It's always nice to see someone playing with continuations.
>
> Yes, that was beautiful. I'm happy you were able to get something
> going, Tobias. Did you ever run into problems with non-resumable
> continuations?
At times
2012/1/25 Ian Price :
>>> It would be if someone(nudge nudge) were to take the effort to make one
>>> of these experiments practical, since a guile web framework seems to be
>>> a common request.
>>
>> While i like the idea i should note that it does not scale. What if you
>> have 5 application se
Hello,
To get better acquainted with continuations I have been playing with
them in the context of web programming a bit. Much has been written
on the topic (in particular I find the Racket tutorials very
instructive), and here I would just like to share the small
experiments I did using delimite
Hello,
When an error occurs and you are running under the REPL you are
dropped into the debugger ("Entering a new prompt. .."). This is
useful. But I am wondering if it is not possible to abort this prompt
with a user-defined value? That is, to get hold of the continuation
and applying it to some
Hello,
Is there any way to attach traps to another executing thread from the
REPL? A use case would be to be able to trap procedures running in the
main thread when I connect to a Guile started with the --listen
option.
-Tobias
2011/9/20 Tobias Gerdin :
> Lastly, just thought I'd mention an issue that I ran into when
> building Guile-Cairo (commit 1918626 from Git, looks like it
> corresponds to 1.9.91). When I run autogen/configure it complains that
> I need to supply a prefix argument because &q
On 28 Apr 2011, at 11:41, Andy Wingo wrote:
> Guile has a tutorial written by Daniel Kraft, which uses Scheme to
> extend a C drawing process. It uses Gnuplot for the drawing, which is
> not GNU, and AFAIK not even free software. It would be better to use
> some other drawing library; for exampl
