I have been experimenting with the implementation of srfi-57 which uses
syntax-case and its module system. Under Chicken-1.89 I had added (at
toplevel) a procedure definition to srfi-57.scm that was used in most of
the modules. To be precise it was the following:
(define symbolic-identifier=
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Daniel B. Faken wrote:
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> Now a preferable solution would be to construct the parameter list,
> as a C_word (scheme-object) via C_list(...), and either
> * use C_callback(scmfn, arglist) for callbacks or
> * use a single entry-point 'scm_applyfn' that takes two
> s
Hello all,
I'm wondering how I can get access to Chicken's FFI for building
function calls in C.
The problem I have is that I need *entry points* as well as callbacks,
because I am using Chicken as a (scripted) library which C programs will
call out into (see http://chromium.sourceforge.net)
I'm using chicken-2.0.
I'm having trouble distributing C files correctly using the "hello world"
example in section 3.5 of the manual. The host system is Cygwin and
the target is Solaris 8 with gcc 2.95.2.
I compiled hello.scm with the specified options to "chicken" and then
transported "hello.c
