Re: iconv or something like that

2014-10-26 Thread Thien-Thi Nguyen
() Konrad Makowski () Sat, 25 Oct 2014 22:25:26 +0200 I know what you mean, but this is silly mistake. No worries. [missed decrufting opportunity] Thanks. I think the more the Free Software world honestly shares its mistakes, silly or what have you, the lighter (and, curiously, stronger

Re: iconv or something like that

2014-10-26 Thread Barry Schwartz
Thien-Thi Nguyen skribis: > Thanks. I think the more the Free Software world honestly > shares its mistakes, silly or what have you, the lighter > (and, curiously, stronger) the atmosphere becomes. That’s why I generally dislike it when people remove commits/branches in version control software

request to re-order configure

2014-10-26 Thread Mike Bushroe
I started trying to load a new version of a package that needed guile. Since then I spent all day and all night in package dependency hell and still don't have guile close to loading. Guile takes a *lot* of other packages to load. And that after all is what code re-use is all about, plus having onl

lalr parser: on Bison-like source locations

2014-10-26 Thread Jan Nieuwenhuizen
Hi, Saw your question on irc. Attached is a modification on your `simple' language that demonstrates transparent source locations. The explicit, Bison-like locations work just like they do in Bison...eg something like: ;; helper (define (note-location ast loc) (when (supports-sour