If it is fine for you, I will submit a description for each
component
of GEE as soon as a new usable version becomes available. It
makes sense for me because GEE version 0.4 is no more a single,
all inclusive, package.
http://gna.org/projects/gee";>GEE/Streams
description
An extension tha
"Andy Wingo" wrote:
>> Guile already comes with the (ice-9 streams) module, which
>> allows Scheme level code to iterate over non--list sequences
>> of values. GEE/Streams is a C language re-implementation of
>> the same interface that allows both Scheme and C code to
>> define streams.
>
>H
"Andy Wingo" wrote:
>> 3b. Death to structs!
>
>Record types are the hip disjoint type in Schemeland, and
>you certainly need a way to deal with them from
>Guile. Structs might not be it, but you will need something
>smarter than SMOBs... Suggestions?
I dunno what you mean by "s
Hi,
Thien-Thi Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> my stuff works w/ (unofficial) guile 1.4.x.
> would it be welcome on that page?
>
> i suppose the deeper question is, do you think newcomers would
> enjoy variety? (i would say yes, personally, from when i was a
> newcomer, but maybe i'm just we
2007/12/4, Marco Maggi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think that it is time for a chat on the future of Guile.
Some pieces of input to the discussion:
* There is (or should be) a module called "workbook" in the
repository. It contains policy documents setting out the direction
for Guile development.
"Marco Maggi":
3b. Death to structs! IMO they were "an attempt", but the
resulting code is awful (sorry, but can you disagree?).
Err.. but aren't structs the main part of how GOOPS is
implemented?
IMO Guile's structs do nothing that cannot be done better
with a good old C str
() [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ludovic Courtès)
() Wed, 05 Dec 2007 22:46:14 +0100
* to list only reasonably active projects, preferably
projects that work with 1.8, so that the list is really
helpful to newcomers;
my stuff works w/ (unofficial) guile 1.4.x.
would it be welcome on that
