Seems it's some config problem or what, i'm not sure. But here's how i
made it at least work.
To load SLIB, use something like,
(use-modules (ice-9 slib))
(require 'printf)
But don't load this directly:
;; (load-from-path "/usr/share/slib/init/guile.init")
Instead, when it says something not
Hi,
Ken Raeburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> DWARF is the name of the new debug info format used in ELF object
> files. This suggests a bug in either gcc or gdb (or, possibly,
> binutils), and should be reported if you can figure out which one has
> the problem. Unfortunately I don't know enou
On Feb 20, 2006, at 22:34, William Xu wrote:
But don't know what does "Corrupted DWARF expression." mean...
DWARF is the name of the new debug info format used in ELF object
files. This suggests a bug in either gcc or gdb (or, possibly,
binutils), and should be reported if you can figure o
William Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I checked out a recent guile repo days ago. It seems there're some
> conflictions between slib and scm_shell() function.
>
> Basically, when i try to load slib(i.e., guile.init), and invoke
> scm_shell() thereafter, then the program will block there
William Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I have attached a reproducible testcase,
It works ok for me, unfortunately (on i386 with gcc 2.95).
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Hi,
I checked out a recent guile repo days ago. It seems there're some
conflictions between slib and scm_shell() function.
Basically, when i try to load slib(i.e., guile.init), and invoke
scm_shell() thereafter, then the program will block there. `top' shows
the program is consuming lots of cpu
