Hello chicken users,
Is there a way to determine, in code, whether a chicken program has been
compiled? I am thinking of something similar to:
(cond-expand
(chicken-script ... )
...but with an identifer different from "chicken-script".
It is possible that I'm asking the wrong question. My underlying
problem is: I want my program to behave one way when I load it from
within csi, and another way when I either execute it with "csi -script"
or compile it and execute the binary. In particular, to make debugging
easier, I want to skip command line parsing when I load the code in csi.
The cond-expand,chicken-script form lets me determine when the program
was run with "csi -script". However, it does not solve the
compile-and-run scenario; the resulting executable behaves as though it
were loaded into csi.
Thank you,
Christopher
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