hi,
i've just finished my first extension for chicken: pipeline.egg
it allows running multiple subprocesses connected via pipes and scheme ports.
for example to backup some files with tar and encrypt them with gpg,
saving the stderr output of tar and gpg:
(let ((passphrase foobar)
On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 12:02:14AM +0100, felix winkelmann wrote:
The tireless Kon Lovett has put some more work into
the test-infrastructure egg (version 1.2). Get it at the
usual place or via chicken-setup.
I apologize for being such a bum about maintaining that egg
What are the
Sergey Khorev wrote:
I'd like to (excluding CMake stuff), but I'm very confused by your
words about lots of work :)
Support for Windows looks mature enough to not require daily hacking.
Can you please explain what are those big problems?
Also what will be modus operandi? E.g. shall maintainer
Sergey Khorev wrote:
I'd like to (excluding CMake stuff), but I'm very confused by your
words about lots of work :)
Support for Windows looks mature enough to not require daily hacking.
Can you please explain what are those big problems?
Also what will be modus operandi? E.g. shall maintainer
Bob McIsaac wrote:
IMO, maintaining a universal build tool that works for both windows
and unix
is too complicated given the broken-minded idioms found on the windows
platform.Mingw and Cygwin only extend this complexity. So it is
better
to have a separate windows build system.
I am
On 1/8/06, Hans Bulfone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
i've just finished my first extension for chicken: pipeline.egg
it allows running multiple subprocesses connected via pipes and scheme ports.
Very nice. I'll upload the egg in the next days. Thanks!
i'd suggest adding procedures like
On 1/8/06, Sergey Khorev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to (excluding CMake stuff), but I'm very confused by your
words about lots of work :)
Support for Windows looks mature enough to not require daily hacking.
Can you please explain what are those big problems?
Also what will be modus
