Am Dienstag, den 19.08.2008, 14:37 -0300 schrieb Alex Queiroz: > I don't know how many eggs you are currently using,
Frankly: I'm using just two (enviroments and libmagic) and because I'm still sorta confused about dependencies, I copied both. The former literally (my code was already adjusted to use the same API - I have a habit to compare the API's of similar things before I start to implement anything), the latter needed some adjustment, since what I need is the mime type of a string, which the egg omits. > but I guess I > should point out that Gambit-C has working SRFIs 18 and 34. It also > has Termite, another look at multithreading. Actually I considered gambit-c, but eventually decided to try chicken first. Gambit-c has a good chance to be one of the next targets. Concerning termite: I checked it a faily long while ago. It did several things I did (at that time) respectively I'm doing. For example, it did (at that time) not enforce certain safety constraints (e.g. it just did discourage side effects [especially on already sent data], while I disable them to be sure), had no capability system etc. So I did not find a ground on which I should abolish well tested, working code I *know* (and I'm taking contracts for) for something new, experimental to me, which would need additional work do the same job eventually. Thanks anyway. Pointers, hints and critique are always welcome. /Jörg _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
