hi guys. I put this project there:
git://gitorious.org/guile-inline/guile-inline.git
in case somebody needs it.
And fixed some problems. I'll fix the unsignedpointer problem if I get
some free time.
to Leslie:
* AOT will get you half way there. In embedded systems it may be
entirely
On 23 April 2011 14:24, nalaginrut nalagin...@gmail.com wrote:
I think this simple solution could be a temporary substitute before a
AOT guile-compiler come out. To myself, I really want to use a AOT
compiler to do such a job(it's better for optimizing the code).
Just to clear up a seemingly
Well, is the code a piece of string ? Does that mean we'll have code
generation on-the-fly facilities? ^_^
yes. you don't need to convert var's type, this module does it automatic
for you.
By the way, do you like the idea of some kind of inline C-code
segments embed in scm files? (Just
I just looked at the code. It's really cool! This looks like a way to
write modules that use C and Scheme together in such a way that the
code is all in one place. I think it could be much easier to read code
written this way than code in separate C and Scheme files.
What do other people think?
hi all!
I think somebody will need such a C-inline feature when he wants to
write a smart C-function to replace the critical function in his
algorithm.
And I found a similar feature in Ruby. So I wrote a module to provide
this.
Anyway, I think the best solution is a AOT compiler for guile. But it
