The attached patch disables SIGPIPE for sockets, which appears
to be an iOS-specific "Feature", and uses setsockopt(2) with the
Mac/BSD-specific SO_NOSIGPIPE option. Pipe-errors are then returned
as EPIPE in the usual fashion.
cheers,
felix
>From 0d3e84bb647dc8899af724df583b79c1e0f1b07e Mon Sep 1
* Peter Bex [130608 17:43]:
> Hi all,
>
> I noticed a bug in the R7RS egg's implementation of call-with-port,
> which lead me to fix it and write a test, only to discover another
> problem in core.
>
> For some reason if a string port is closed, the yielded string's
> length gets set to the buff
Hi all,
Attached is a patch to allow non-integral flonum arguments for the
numerator and denominator procedures. They are supposed to accept
rational numbers, and flonums, though inexact, can be rational (if
they're not Inf or NaN). This fixes #1016 for core and brings us
closer to R5RS complian
* Peter Bex [130605 20:10]:
> On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 10:02:42PM -0700, Evan Hanson wrote:
> > This patch improves cond's behavior on clauses which contain `=>` but do
> > not match the precise definition of cond.
>
> Excellent patch, thanks! I signed it off as-is.
I have pushed it, thanks.
Ch
[+chicken-hackers]
Evan Hanson scripsit:
> I don't think this is specific to `rec`, but is simply the way CHICKEN
> handles syntax,
I don't mean to imply otherwise. But I consider it a pretty serious bug.
A REPL should allow the redefinition of a syntax keyword as a variable.
What we get now i
