On Sun, 30 Mar 2014, Claude Marinier wrote:
I just built chicken 4.8.0.5 on MS Windows Vista with a somewhat recent
cygwin. The installation process went well but csi could not find parley.
Turns out parley needs stty which did not compile because it cannot find
the symbol ECHOPRT. I removed
Claude Marinier scripsit:
I neglected to mention that removing references to ECHOPRT in stty is
not a proper solution; it just allowed me to use Chicken on MS Windows.
In fact, ECHOPRT should simply be flushed. It is not part of Posix, and
is in fact useful only on long-obsolete printing
The following should fix passing objects by reference in member functions:
*** ./bind/bind-translator.scm2014-03-30 12:49:46.902558238 -0700
--- ../bind/bind-translator.scm2014-03-30 12:48:47.290262641 -0700
***
*** 1298,1303
--- 1298,1304
[('const t) (rec
On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 04:20:19PM -0400, Claude Marinier wrote:
On Sat, 29 Mar 2014, Claude Marinier wrote:
Does anyone know how to compile a static program under Cygwin? It cannot
find a library; the name may be cygchicken0.a (I switched back to debian
and cannot remember exactly).
Here
This adds support for public fields in C++ classes. *Woefully* untested.
IE:
echo class foo { public: float a, b; }; | chicken-bind - -o -
Produces:
;;; GENERATED BY CHICKEN-BIND FROM -
(begin
(begin (declare (hide g0)) (define-class foo (c++-object) ()))
(begin
(define g0
The following now create meaningful output:
echo class foo { public: union { float x, y; }; }; | ./chicken-bind - -o -
echo class foo { public: enum { quo, qid }; }; | ./chicken-bind - -o -
echo class foo { public: enum bar { quo, qid }; }; | ./chicken-bind - -o -
I've started a branch on
