Re: [ANN] Guile Hall Release (v0.2)
Hey Mike, Mike Gran writes: > On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 05:18:02PM +0100, Alex Sassmannshausen wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I've just released Guile Hall 0.2. It includes a number of fixes and >> improvements: >> - We now correctly wrap all guile module dependencies in generated Guix >> recipes >> - We have an optional syntax for specifying configure time guile-module >> checks. >> - `hall scan` and `hall clean` have become more convenient by virtue of >> the --skip parameter accepting directories >> - We now use a fully-fledged test-runner to run unit tests >> - Generated code is prettier to look at > > Hi- > > configure tells me that this depends on a (config) library. > Where do I get that? If you use Guix, it should work automatically. In the absence of it you can install guile-config from https://gitlab.com/a-sassmannshausen/guile-config Let me know if you run into problems! Alex
Re: [ANN] Guile Hall Release (v0.2)
Nice work! We are moving forward to a bigger community for more contributions now! Alex Sassmannshausen 于 2019年2月16日周六 21:05写道： > Hi Neil, > > Neil Jerram writes: > > > On Fri, 15 Feb 2019 at 16:33, Alex Sassmannshausen > > wrote: > >> [...] > >> Otherwise you can get the code from > >> https://gitlab.com/a-sassmannshausen/guile-hall/, and build (hopefully) > > > > Hi Alex, > > > > It's a bit of a side point, but I noticed that your org-mode README is > > not properly formatted on the Gitlab site, and it looks like it would > > be if you named it README.org. Is that something you're already aware > > of? > > Indeed — the project generates itself, and thus far hall defaulted to > generating README files in org-mode. > > I've just pushed a new set of commits that make hall default to > generating a REDAME.org file, and a symlink to from README to the > former. > > So now this issue should be resolved for Hall itself too :-) > > Thanks for the note! > > Alex > >
Re: [ANN] Guile Hall Release (v0.2)
Hi Neil, Neil Jerram writes: > On Fri, 15 Feb 2019 at 16:33, Alex Sassmannshausen > wrote: >> [...] >> Otherwise you can get the code from >> https://gitlab.com/a-sassmannshausen/guile-hall/, and build (hopefully) > > Hi Alex, > > It's a bit of a side point, but I noticed that your org-mode README is > not properly formatted on the Gitlab site, and it looks like it would > be if you named it README.org. Is that something you're already aware > of? Indeed — the project generates itself, and thus far hall defaulted to generating README files in org-mode. I've just pushed a new set of commits that make hall default to generating a REDAME.org file, and a symlink to from README to the former. So now this issue should be resolved for Hall itself too :-) Thanks for the note! Alex
Re: [ANN] Guile Hall Release (v0.2)
On Fri, 15 Feb 2019 at 16:33, Alex Sassmannshausen wrote: > [...] > Otherwise you can get the code from > https://gitlab.com/a-sassmannshausen/guile-hall/, and build (hopefully) Hi Alex, It's a bit of a side point, but I noticed that your org-mode README is not properly formatted on the Gitlab site, and it looks like it would be if you named it README.org. Is that something you're already aware of? Thanks, Neil
Re: [ANN] Guile Hall Release (v0.2)
Alex Sassmannshausen writes: > This project is part of my overall goal of creating user-friendly basic > tooling & libraries for Guile to encourage newbies to start building > with Guile. Very cool! Thank you! Best wishes, Arne signature.asc Description: PGP signature
[ANN] Guile Hall Release (v0.2)
Hello, I've just released Guile Hall 0.2. It includes a number of fixes and improvements: - We now correctly wrap all guile module dependencies in generated Guix recipes - We have an optional syntax for specifying configure time guile-module checks. - `hall scan` and `hall clean` have become more convenient by virtue of the --skip parameter accepting directories - We now use a fully-fledged test-runner to run unit tests - Generated code is prettier to look at I'd like to thank Catonano and Ricardo for either contributing directly or providing code that resulted in above improvements. On the roadmap we now have: - support for the Guile Build System, which would be a first step towards having simple Guile projects that do not rely on autotools - support for hall publish, which is meant as a tool to make contributing guile hall based projects to guix significantly easier by running automated sanity checks & generating complete guix recipes for addition to the guix repo. You can get it with Guix after pulling the latest version with $ guix package -i guile-hall Otherwise you can get the code from https://gitlab.com/a-sassmannshausen/guile-hall/, and build (hopefully) using the traditional $ autoreconf -vif && ./configure && make dance. What is Guile Hall? >From the README: Hall is a command-line application and a set of Guile libraries that allow you to quickly create and publish Guile projects. It allows you to transparently support the GNU build system, manage a project hierarchy & provides tight coupling to Guix. It's fundamental aim is to provide a black box that just works (tm) for you so you distribute, manage & create guile projects. This project is part of my overall goal of creating user-friendly basic tooling & libraries for Guile to encourage newbies to start building with Guile. Best wishes, Alex
