Thank you!
Am Di., 15. Nov. 2022 um 00:02 Uhr schrieb Shiro Kawai :
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> It says "Returns ... constructed by continuation-mark-set->list when applied
> to the same arguments", but continuation-mark-set->iterator takes key-list,
> while continuation-mark-set->list takes a single key. Reference
>
It says "Returns ... constructed by continuation-mark-set->list when
applied to the same arguments", but continuation-mark-set->iterator takes
key-list, while continuation-mark-set->list takes a single key. Reference
implementation suggests it is intended to be continuation-mark-set->list*.
If th
Thanks for taking a closer look at the recent changes!
Am Mo., 14. Nov. 2022 um 20:05 Uhr schrieb Shiro Kawai :
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> POSIX does not require pthread_cond_wait to be interrupted by a signal; It
> does call a signal handler but can resume waiting, instead of returning to
> the caller as most other
POSIX does not require pthread_cond_wait to be interrupted by a signal; It
does call a signal handler but can resume waiting, instead of returning to
the caller as most other system calls. That makes implementing
Schemel-evel thread-interrupt! difficult.
In Gauche, a Unix signal handler just re