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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Jon Wilson
Sent: Tue 4/25/2006 12:04 AM
To: guile-user
Subject: Re: Newbie trying to use/install on Fedora 5
Hi Olwe,
Just as a note, probably many people have told you this already, but Fedora
is not your best bet for a newbie. Redhat is
Hi Olwe,
Just as a note, probably many people have told you this already, but Fedora
is not your best bet for a newbie. Redhat is focused very firmly on the
server/enterprise market, and has said that they don't really care all that
much about the desktop. Meaning, of course, that their deskt
Hi,
Olwe Bottorff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a way to install
> 1.8 into a sandbox of sorts?
As with all GNU software, you can choose a different installation path
and maybe even a different executable suffix to make sure that your two
versions of Guile can coexist. For example:
Okay, found /usr/share/libtools and found libltdl
source. Compiled and installed. (Odd, why wasn't it
already installed, Fedora?) Now guile 1.8 ./configure
was happy and so was the glorious make. But I hesitate
before make install. I tried a rpm -e of the default
Fed5 guile1.6.7, but it complained
On Apr 19, 2006, at 15:22, Olwe Bottorff wrote:
I've apparently got basic guile (1.6.7) on my new
Fed5, but it can't see/find anything else such as
guile-config or libguile.h or, or, ori.e., can't
follow along with the "book" on embedding guile in C.
See if there's a "guile-devel" package y
