Thanks for all that info! I'll fix the r7rs.scm
file name stuff, probably tomorrow.
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does any other scheme treat the names that way?
Chibi’s module handling is similar to Guile:
modules are searched for in a module load path. The definition of the
module (foo bar baz) is searched for in the file "foo/bar/baz.sld".
http://synthcode.com/scheme/chibi#h3_ModuleSystem
Chicken
Ok, snd -noinit seems to work fine. Thank you.
Using -std=gnu99 did not affect the issue when run without -noinit.
Yes, i built the whole thing with cygwin's GCC using the typical configure
&& make.
On Tue, Jan 25, 2022 at 4:56 PM wrote:
> You can run snd -noinit to get around the use of
You can run snd -noinit to get around the use of repl.scm,
but the error is puzzling -- did you make libc_s7.so on
cygwin? Is fileno available in cygwin? I see others
asking about it online: maybe use -std=gnu99?
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I can't get snd-22 to run after successful compilation on cygwin. I've
attached the configure command/output and resulting error.
Sandy@DESKTOP-05G3UUV /home/Sandy/src/snd-22.0
$ ./configure --without-gui --without-audio && make
checking build system type... x86_64-pc-cygwin
checking host system
On the guile library filename handling, does any other scheme
treat the names that way? I have added the rest of the built-in
libaries to r7rs.scm: eval, process-context, case-lambda, lazy,
load, and repl. s7 ignores these import statements.
(display "hi" (current-error-port))
works for me.
