> I'd be interested to hear a bit more, though, about what the program
> is, how it came to use Guile until now, and why you are interested
> now in taking Guile out.
Thanks guys for the helpful advice.
Neil, the program is developed for experiments in research in linguistics. It's
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"Jose Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all, I need to use a program in C that is designed to be used in
> Guile. I'm not a Guile user myself so I don't know well how to remove
> the Guile code from the C program, so that I can run it without Guile
> (Please, don't be ofended for that ;) ).
It's not clear that Mike's asking the right question here.
If he wants to get rid of Guile from his program, first he
needs to check if the program contains any Guile code
which uses this code. It's possible that a substantial
amount of the program's functionality has been
written in Guile. In th
--- Jose Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I looked at the program's code and it looks a bit
> difficult to change it, and I must say I'm a
> beginner in C. Could anyone give me the steps of the
> changes I'd need to remove Guile-dependent code from
> C code?
Wow. The Guile stuff is pretty wel
Hi all, I need to use a program in C that is designed to be used in Guile. I'm
not a Guile user myself so I don't know well how to remove the Guile code from
the C program, so that I can run it without Guile (Please, don't be ofended for
that ;) ).
I looked at the program's code and it looks
