it's a hack but you could put (load "output2.scm") in your ~/.guile file or
some other guile config file so it would automatically load when guile is
invoked. or the guile -l flag will run an arbitrary scheme file...
On Friday, February 16, 2018 at 8:55:13 AM UTC-5, Eyob wrote:
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> Is it possib
Linas: Yes primitive-load might be the life saver here. I will try it out.
Thanks :)
Mike: Since I am running code from python, the things I put in .guile won't
be accessed by the python code.
On Friday, February 16, 2018 at 4:55:13 PM UTC+3, Eyob wrote:
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> Is it possible to have initial group
Linas: Yes primitive-load might be the life saver here. I will try it out.
Thanks :)
Mike: Since I am running code from python, the things I put in .guile won't
be accessed by the python code.
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Yeah, primitive-load worked as tested by one of our team members. Loads in
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I don't understand the question. What do you mean "takes forever"?
Are you compiling the file? By default, when you load an scm file,
the guile compiler runs. This can take a very long time, if the file
is large. It is also a complete waste of time, if the file contains
only atoms and nothing else
