Hi Sven,
On 2018-11-20 22:51, Sven Hartrumpf wrote:
> pp and write (in chicken 5) do not respect the parameter (keyword-style);
> Only display respects keyword-style.
This behaviour is intentional, for the reasons John describes.
Refer to ticket #1332 for specifics about the change:
Hello,
I came across weird duplicate symbol errors while using functors and the
-static flag in CHICKEN 5.
You can find the full repro here in case my explanation is not clear:
https://github.com/antoine1fr/chicken-functor-static-error.
Given:
* a unit 'a',
* a unit 'make-b' that defines a
Hi.
pp and write (in chicken 5) do not respect the parameter (keyword-style);
Only display respects keyword-style.
#;1> (import (chicken pretty-print))
; loading
/usr/local/chicken-5.0.0-x32/lib/chicken/9/chicken.pretty-print.import.so ...
#;2> (keyword-style)
#:suffix
#;3> (write '(arg1: 1))
Hi Antoine,
The issue here is the "./" prefix on $(SCHEME_OBJECTS). Your project
works fine with just the following change:
3c3
< SOURCE_PREFIX = ./
---
> SOURCE_PREFIX =
CHICKEN uses a naive string comparison to deduplicate object files, so "./a.o"
and "a.o" are considered to
On Nov 20, 2018, at 6:59 PM, Evan Hanson wrote:
>
> Hi Antoine,
>
> The issue here is the "./" prefix on $(SCHEME_OBJECTS). Your project
> works fine with just the following change:
>
>3c3
>< SOURCE_PREFIX = ./
>---
> SOURCE_PREFIX =
>
> CHICKEN uses a naive string comparison to
John Cowan wrote on 2018-11-20 16:56:
> IMO, `write` should not respect `keyword-style` but use the invariant
> syntax `#:foo` for keywords, as that always works, whereas `foo:`
> and `:foo` don't. The whole point of `write` is that you can reread
> the output with `read` and get something that
