Re: [r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

Andreas Rottmann writes: > Indeed `assert' is missing from Guile ATM, but I've submitted a patch a > while ago that fixes that (among other things): > > > Uh, sorry, that one doesn't apply anymore -- here's the refreshed one:

Re: [r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

Marco Maggi writes: > "Andy Wingo" wrote: >>On Thu 18 Nov 2010 22:25, Marco Maggi writes: >> >>> With Guile's master branch checkout >>> 8d10ccae79ff46f0ebea92ba36acfaebafba8d86 on an >>> i686-pc-linux-gnu I get the following error: >> >> Glad you found your prob

Re: [r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

"Andy Wingo" wrote: >On Thu 18 Nov 2010 22:25, Marco Maggi writes: > >> With Guile's master branch checkout >> 8d10ccae79ff46f0ebea92ba36acfaebafba8d86 on an >> i686-pc-linux-gnu I get the following error: > > Glad you found your problem in other mails. I have n

Re: [r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

On Thu 18 Nov 2010 22:25, Marco Maggi writes: > With Guile's master branch checkout > 8d10ccae79ff46f0ebea92ba36acfaebafba8d86onan > i686-pc-linux-gnu I get the following error: Glad you found your problem in other mails. FYI though, I think you will fin

Re: [r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

"Marco Maggi" wrote: > This is wrong; it is the "guile-r6rs" executable that, > when used interactively, does not import the R6RS bindings > by default as I expected. This is my own script, it does not come with Guile... -- Marco Maggi

Re: [r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

"Marco Maggi" wrote: > P.S. It appears that some or all the bindings from the > R6RS libraries: > > (rnrs arithmetic fixnums) > (rnrs arithmetic flonums) > > are not re-exported by (rnrs). This is wrong; it is the "guile-r6rs" executable that, when used interactively, does not import the

[r6rs] abusive request for help on "unbound variable" error

Ciao, sorry for being abusive in this request; I am developing a small experimental package[1] and so far it works with Larceny, Mosh, Petite Chez, Racket, Vicare and Ypsilon (meaning that it passes the tests I have written so far); for this reason I am somewhat confident that