Re: New egg for SRFI 193: Command line

[Mario Domenech Goulart]

Hi Lassi,

On Fri, 23 Oct 2020 19:35:54 +0300 Lassi Kortela  wrote:

> You wrote test-new-egg and a ton of other stuff. Thank you for all
> your efforts for Scheme; Chicken's infrastructure works really well!

That's very nice of you. Thanks for your kind words.  Really
appreciated.

All the best.
Mario
-- 
http://parenteses.org/mario

Re: New egg for SRFI 193: Command line

[Lassi Kortela]

Thanks for your contributions to CHICKEN.


No problem, sorry for taking so long!


You can edit the wiki anonymously, but since you are maintaining eggs,
I'd highly recommend using a personal wiki account (reason being every
time we see an anonymous edit we must check whether it is spam or not).

To get an account, please send me a private message with the username
you want to use and the hash of your password.  It can be generated
with:

 $ openssl passwd -apr1


OK: lassik and $apr1$12JSSXLI$h0R26idN83V9EsUJTcHtF/


All the best.
Mario


You wrote test-new-egg and a ton of other stuff. Thank you for all your 
efforts for Scheme; Chicken's infrastructure works really well!

Re: New egg for SRFI 193: Command line

[Mario Domenech Goulart]

Hi Lassi,

On Fri, 23 Oct 2020 13:08:51 +0300 Lassi Kortela  wrote:

>> Everything seems to be in order, I’ve added the egg to the repository! :)
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Unfortunately it has a bug (my fault): chicken-install pre-compiles it
> into a .so and (import (srfi 193)) in csi loads that .so instead of
> loading the source .scm file. The library uses cond-expand to figure
> out whether it's being loaded from csi or csc, but that doesn't work
> since csc has already expanded it when compiling the .so.
>
> Is there a way to figure out if running in csi at runtime without
> using cond-expand?
>
> The offending cond-expands are on this line:
> 
>
> and this line:
> 
>
>> The wiki page looks fine too, please upload it to the wiki when you have the 
>> time.
>
> I don't have an account to edit the wiki.

Thanks for your contributions to CHICKEN.

You can edit the wiki anonymously, but since you are maintaining eggs,
I'd highly recommend using a personal wiki account (reason being every
time we see an anonymous edit we must check whether it is spam or not).

To get an account, please send me a private message with the username
you want to use and the hash of your password.  It can be generated
with:

$ openssl passwd -apr1

All the best.
Mario
-- 
http://parenteses.org/mario

Re: New egg for SRFI 193: Command line

[felix . winkelmann]

> Is there a way to figure out if running in csi at runtime without using
> cond-expand?
>

You can test "(feature? #:csi)" to figure out whether the current executable is
"csi".


felix

Re: New egg for SRFI 193: Command line

[Lassi Kortela]

Everything seems to be in order, I’ve added the egg to the repository! :)


Thank you very much.

Unfortunately it has a bug (my fault): chicken-install pre-compiles it 
into a .so and (import (srfi 193)) in csi loads that .so instead of 
loading the source .scm file. The library uses cond-expand to figure out 
whether it's being loaded from csi or csc, but that doesn't work since 
csc has already expanded it when compiling the .so.


Is there a way to figure out if running in csi at runtime without using 
cond-expand?


The offending cond-expands are on this line: 



and this line: 




The wiki page looks fine too, please upload it to the wiki when you have the 
time.


I don't have an account to edit the wiki.

Re: New egg for SRFI 193: Command line

[kooda]

Lassi Kortela  wrote:
> Based on the code posted to chicken-hackers previously, here's an egg 
> for SRFI 193: .
> 
> test-new-egg says:
> 
> < srfi-193 (1 of 1) 
>Fetching[ ok ] 0s
>Reading .egg[ ok ] 0s
>Checking dependencies...[ ok ] 0s
>Checking category...[ ok ] 0s
>Checking license[ ok ] 0s
>Checking author.[ ok ] 0s
>Installing..[ ok ] 1s
>Checking version[ -- ]
>Testing.[ ok ] 12s
>Checking documentation..[fail] 0s
> 
> An attempt at a wiki page is here: 
> .
> 
> Is this enough to go on? Let me know if more work is needed.

Everything seems to be in order, I’ve added the egg to the repository! :)
The wiki page looks fine too, please upload it to the wiki when you have the 
time.