Justin Piszcz wrote:
net_db.c:85: conflicting types for `inet_aton'
If you don't want to checkout CVS, or use the 1.5.x versions, just
comment out this line in net_db.c.
Regards,
Thomas
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Hi!
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I get what I want. If I put the above statements in a file and execute guile
-f file or guile -s file, I get this error message:
ERROR: In procedure class-direct-methods:
ERROR: Wrong type argument in position 1: #struct 40209640:40209640
Try adding
Hi!
I had to make the following small change to Makefile.in in the
libguile subdirectory to get 1.5.6 compiled on a Cygwin system.
This had better go to Makefile.am, I guess.
(Still had to use 'configure --disable-networking --disable-shared',
and readline stuff doesn't compile, either).
Hi!
Using two classes in two modules, one inheriting from the other an accessor,
I got problems when trying to use the accessor *and* using :select on the
:use-module option.
A short example is appended.
I've seen this behavior with the recently announced 1.5.1. Not tested with
any other
Hi!
The following patch fixes my problem. Seems, that (module-re-export! ...)
uses (module-variable ...) instead of (module-local-variable ...), so I
added it to (resolve-interface ...).
Note, that I'm not sure what I'm doing here, because I'm not familiar with
the module system ...
Regards,
Hello!
Scott Ostrander wrote:
../../guile-1.3/libguile/net_db.c:76: conflicting types for
`inet_aton'
/usr/include/arpa/inet.h:74: previous declaration of
`inet_aton'
See
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/bug-guile/2001-June/002488.html
which describes the workaround.
Regards,
Hi!
That code has been deprecated recently. Does it cause real problems
for you? If not, I'd rather not touch it.
As I said, I was playing around, so it doesn't do real harm.
What you should be doing instead is this (from NEWS):
[snip]
I was told that already ;-) Thanks anyway.
Hi!
When playing around with dynamically loadable modules written in pure C I
found that on my Linux box guile tries to access weirdly named libraries
(that do not exist), like libfoo.la.la or libfoo.so.la.
The following fix works for me:
--- boot-9.scm Tue Jun 5 13:26:56 2001
+++
Hi!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I suppose that the snapshot scripts only do a `cvs update', so that
new directories are not included (oop was created only a few months
ago).
Seems, libguile/goops.[ch] are missing as well ...
Don't know who is creating those snapshots, but the scripts
