>
> ...
>
> If you have installed guile, you already have a complete Scheme
> system. That's what guile is - a Scheme interpreter designed for
> easy embedding in other programs.
Ok. Thanks.
> slib works fine with guile. As well as the slib documentation, you
> should check the guile-ref info file for information about setting up
> slib to work with guile.
The guile tarball I got has no such file and the slib docs don't say anything
about guile. Given that all I want to do is run gnucash and don't
particularly care about doing anything fancy with guile/slib, can I just
copy the scm files someplace where guile will find them? or do I need to
take other unspecified steps for which there is no documentation?
If I've missed *the* documentation file that contains all these answers,
please someone point me to it. Am I extremely stupid or is it that both
the guile and slib docs assume you know everything about lisp/scheme
environments/systems? (which I know nothing about).
As I said, I installed guile-1.3 in /usr/local from the tarball and
gnucash configure finds it. There is no scheme (binaries or docs) of any
kind on Caldera 2.3. Red Hat 6.0 only has a man page for scheme(1) but
nothing else that I could find (?), and of course nothing specific to guile
and slib.
Anyway, please, somebody tell me what I need to do to have gnucash find
slib. And sorry if this is a rehash of old questions, I tried the archive
but the last month and a half are not there.
Thanks.
A.
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