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
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. atexit() would solve this problem. Didn't re
