Paul Raccuglia pracc...@haverford.edu writes:
- AOT Compiler: write an interface to GCC
I think this would be really cool. A good plan would be to use GCC,
because it's already pretty sophisticated and handles lots of
architectures. I would start by writing a scheme interface to GCC, and
then
Paul Raccuglia pracc...@haverford.edu writes:
Hi! I'm interested in working on guile as part of the Google Summer of Code.
[...]
Currently I am thinking about:
- A package manager (in the vein of apt-get)
I know this is one that's come up a bit. I was thinking of writing a
small web
Could you be more specific? What exactly in the code base did make you
think so?
Thanks, Rotty
Hey. Sorry, to be a little clearer:
It looks like Dorodango could provide a great resource to pull from.
From my (very uninformed) cursory glance,I thought it would need some
reworking to get it to
Okay. So I'm settling on the idea of the package manager (not sure
what to call it. A CPAN style thingy.) I'm thinking of looking
primarily at dorodango or maybe Nix as resources,depending on what
makes sense in the context of Guile.
In
Sorry. I should clarify. When I said add in a modular fashion, I
meant that once that initial core was set up, it should be
(primitively) functional, and adding functionality to the package
manager would be something anyone could do.
Paul Raccuglia pracc...@haverford.edu wrote:
Okay. So I'm settling on the idea of the package manager (not sure
what to call it. A CPAN style thingy.)
Oh, that's the easy part. ;^) How about gear. Could be something like
Guile Extension Archive Repository.
Gears are finely machined
Hi! I'm interested in working on guile as part of the Google Summer of Code.
I'm Paul Raccuglia, a Math/CS student at Haverford College (and
general freelance hacker). I'm pretty excited by Guile, I think it's a
cool project. I do a lot of Python coding, and I love interpreted
languages; Guile
Hi! I'm interested in working on guile as part of the Google Summer of Code.
I'm Paul Raccuglia, a Math/CS student at Haverford College (and
general freelance hacker). I'm pretty excited by Guile, I think it's a
cool project. I do a lot of Python coding, and I love interpreted
languages;
