Follow-up Comment #4, bug #32681 (project geiser):
I pretty much understand what's going on now.
First, the problem isn't with Geiser other than that it treats `-l .guile' as
a synonym for the automatic loading of .guile. I get the exact same behavior
if I call guile directly from the command line as `guile -q -l
/Users/jcs/.quile'.
The problem is that I treat my .guile file much as I do my init.el file for
Emacs and depend upon being able to load Scheme files and have them
immediately available for use in the rest of the .guile file. If I comment
out the use of the loaded files, then I can load my .guile with -l and all the
loaded files will be available for use at the REPL.
Guile does treat the two methods of loading .guile differently. The automatic
load of .quile uses scm-primitive-load, which makes everything immediately
available. The file loaded with -l gets consed up with sym_load and is
obviously handled differently but I don't understand guile internals enough to
understand exactly what's going on.
The take away is that `-l .guile' is not the same as the automatic load of
.guile and for that reason I still believe that it's worthwhile to have a
configuration option such as that that I submitted originally.
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