So, Don't confuse the fact that Chicken compiles to C with being able
to translate to C. The result of the Chicken compiler is doubtful to
be maintainable by hand. If you run csc -t on a source file that
actually compiles, you will see what sort of C Chicken generates.
If you're still trying to
Thanks Nicholas
The fact that the C code resulting from the translation is not humanly
readable is not important to me. I only intend to compile the C code
and link it against other libraries.
/* */ style comments not being supported is a minor problem.
Infix not being supported is a slightly
Hi Dave,
find a patch for the srfi-19 egg attached to this email. When applied
to the trunk of the chicken3 egg it will happily install on chicken
4. This has been sent to Kon for review, so don't consider this one
blessed by the original author. Maybe Kon will get around to commit
this soon.
Hi,
Should this go to chicken-devel?
I just checked out the latest via subversion and was trying to build it on
an OpenBSD AMD64 box. It built fine, but runtests.sh fails:
library tests ...
Error: unbound variable: +inf.
Call history:
On Sep 2, Christian Kellermann scribed:
find a patch for the srfi-19 egg attached to this email. When applied
to the trunk of the chicken3 egg it will happily install on chicken
4. This has been sent to Kon for review, so don't consider this one
blessed by the original author. Maybe Kon will
I'm trying to chicken-install locale and it requires check-errors.
check-errors fails to build because it tries to import srfi-12 (the
require is commented out, but the egg won't install). I removed srfi-12
from the import list of conditions.scm (patch attached) and the tests all
ran fine.
On Sep 2, 2009, at 3:17 PM, David N Murray wrote:
I'm trying to chicken-install locale and it requires check-errors.
check-errors fails to build because it tries to import srfi-12 (the
require is commented out, but the egg won't install). I removed
srfi-12
from the import list of
On Sep 2, 2009, at 1:50 PM, David N Murray wrote:
On Sep 2, Christian Kellermann scribed:
find a patch for the srfi-19 egg attached to this email. When applied
to the trunk of the chicken3 egg it will happily install on chicken
4. This has been sent to Kon for review, so don't consider this
Hi,
I was wondering if chicken scheme has some kind of command-line pre
processor that 'normalizes' a scheme source file (and outputs it to
STD out or another file)? By 'normalizing' I mean expanding all macros
as well as special forms such as quotes and unquotes into the
equivalent pure
... is sooo frickin amazing.
Is there an interactive interpreter/repl for FP somewhere?
Ed
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On Sep 2, 2009, at 2:38 PM, Angerer Christoph wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if chicken scheme has some kind of command-line pre
processor that 'normalizes' a scheme source file (and outputs it to
STD out or another file)? By 'normalizing' I mean expanding all
macros as well as special
On Sep 2, 2009, at 10:13 PM, Eduardo Cavazos wrote:
... is sooo frickin amazing.
Is there an interactive interpreter/repl for FP somewhere?
Doesn't fp -i enter interactive mode?
Ed
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On Sep 2, 2009, at 10:13 PM, Eduardo Cavazos wrote:
... is sooo frickin amazing.
Is there an interactive interpreter/repl for FP somewhere?
Kon Lovett wrote:
Doesn't fp -i enter interactive mode?
Hello Kon!
Hmmm... I don't have an 'fp' binary here. Just 'fpc'.
Ed
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