Hi Andy and all,
I have a question regarding compiling to GHIL: When calling functions
like (make-ghil-something) there are always these two parameters
environment and location to pass. For location, I did so far always use
#f and it works quite well. However, I guess there's some use for this
argument too, isn't it?
Unfortunately, I couldn't so far find out what this location is really
for (and how to use it correctly). My wild guess is that this is a
means to associate source code positions to generated code in order to
get useful backtraces? But I might be completely wrong here.
If so, is there another way to do this? Or can my compiler for Elisp to
come only give line-number related errors during the compilation itself
where it obviously knows about the position?
Thanks!
Daniel
