On 8/28/07, Zbigniew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is strange. What it used to say, at some point, was that the
argument to return had to be wrapped in parentheses, i.e. return(x).
That's because return() itself is a macro which does all the proper
cleanup and calls the current continuation.
Hello all,
In my copy of chicken (SVN, revision 5752), the way to return an
object at the end of a foreign-lambda* is by using return(obj). The
wiki manual, however, says that I should use C_return(obj), as in
(define my-strlen
(foreign-lambda* int ((c-string str))
int n = 0;
This is strange. What it used to say, at some point, was that the
argument to return had to be wrapped in parentheses, i.e. return(x).
That's because return() itself is a macro which does all the proper
cleanup and calls the current continuation. C_return() is just an
alias to the return()
