Hello!
As a gift for Guile 2.0’s third birthday [0], here’s a quick hack to
enhance the debugging experience for Guile hackers in GDB!
The attached code is a GDB extension, written in Guile, using the nice
Guile API that landed into GDB master last week (thanks, Doug!). Once
you have GDB master
Hello Guilers,
I didn't have time to put together a proper potluck dish, but I wanted
to find something to share anyway.
Lately I've been playing around with functional reactive programming
(FRP) applied to video games. This style of programming allows for a
declarative, functional way of descri
David Thompson skribis:
> This code isn't terrible, but wouldn't it be nice to declare that
> 'gc-label' will always contain a string with the number of GC runs in
> it instead? Enter FRP:
>
> (define gc-label-position (vector2 0 40))
> (define gc-counter (make-root-signal 0))
> (define gc-label
Cheers!
On Sun, 2014-02-16 at 17:22 +0100, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> Hello!
>
> As a gift for Guile 2.0’s third birthday [0], here’s a quick hack to
> enhance the debugging experience for Guile hackers in GDB!
>
> The attached code is a GDB extension, written in Guile, using the nice
> Guile API
Hi,
For this year's potluck, I wrote prog that converts a MIDI file
into an 8-bit-era chiptune, such as might have been rendered by
a Game Boy or SNES.
It is here:
https://github.com/spk121/furry-nemesis
Specifically it converts a file named tmp.midi
(that must be in the current directory) t
Hi.
Here's my modest contribution to the Guile anniversary potluck.
The patch to selftest-support.exp could be done differently,
I've tried to keep it simple. The problem is that gdb with guile
will get SIGPWR from time to time when Guile's GC kicks in,
and we need this to not alter test behavio
