Hello, As you might well know, in every module that actually has a public interface (most all of them), there is an extra symbol bound in that module: %module-public-interface. It references, um, the public interface.
Also in every module that has submodules, like (language tree-il) and (language tree-il compile-glil), the "supermodule" has a binding for the submodule. Do a (module-ref (resolve-module '(ice-9)) 'threads) sometime. It is, as my southern-US family would say, "turrible". But somehow it normally doesn't affect us. I'm pretty sure that the submodule thing can be changed without any problem. But it seems that the %module-public-interface is used explicitly, at least by texmacs and lilypond. Any ideas on what the right thing to do is? Just leave it? Add fields to modules for the public interface and submodules, but keep the %module-public-interface binding? Throw up our hands and dance around? Let me know, Andy -- http://wingolog.org/
