Quoth Daniel Ziltener on Pungenday, the 50th of Discord: > I'm working on a library where my .setup-file contains two "compile" > and an "install-extension" expressions, but the manual now tells me > I have to use "setup-shared-extension-module" and "run-cock".
Sorry, Daniel; setup-shared-extension-module is separate from cock: that's part of setup-helper. You can continue to use compile and install-extension instead of setup-shared-extension-module. Run-cock is a convenience method which tries to generate documentation but produces a helpful error message if cock-utils isn't installed locally; you can invoke it followingly: (run-cock -o twilio.wiki twilio-core.scm) See <https://github.com/klutometis/twilio/blob/master/twilio.setup> for a trivial example. > Is cock even "state of the art" for in-code and egg documentation? That would be nice! I've probably got to socialize it better for that to happen. _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
