<davexunit>I still can't run this on my fpga, but that was a fun experiment. <davexunit>I emailed the fpgatools maintainer to see what work is required to get it to work on the FPGA in the Novena <davexunit>I don't know of any other free software that can produce a bitstream capable of running on a Xilinx FPGA. <turtleman_>is there a way to disable #! ... !# for block comments? <ijp>I think so, but why? <turtleman_>well, most other implementations i use only read the first line's #! <ijp>well, anything I tell you is going to be incompatible with those other scripts anyway... <ijp>turtleman_: you could try #!# <ijp>hmm, the manual only specifically says the #| syntax can be overridden <ijp>that's what I should have typed, but ah well, I pictured python/ruby/sh/etc <daviid>the autotools chain is not git aware :( i'm dreaning i guess, but i was hoping that something like $(wildcard meta/*) would select all files but the ones that are listed in .gitignore <nalaginrut>daviid: just write some scheme script put in build-aux then call it in Makefile <daviid>nalaginrut: do you have an example, by any chance :) <nalaginrut>daviid: In your case, I don't have one. But when I need more powerful thing make can't provide, I would write it as Scheme scripts then call it <daviid>nalaginrut: you don't have a Makefile.am ? [i don't see it in the tree or am'i blind <nalaginrut>daviid: I don't use automake, configure is enough for me <daviid>i was looking for how th call to gen-directive <nalaginrut>And I like to write my Makefile.in, could be more elegant <nalaginrut>daviid: oh, gen-directive isn't used since there's better script <nalaginrut>and if you want to save all the results in a list, maybe you need arr=$(shell script-name) <daviid>nalaginrut: how would you solve this prob :)? i have this: pofdir = $(pkgdatadir)/pof then dist_pof_DATA = $(wildcard kise/pof/*) but it does not work because pof has subdirs I tried to list manually, but it ends up putting all files under $(pkgdatadir)/pof [it does not recreate the tree] <daviid>i was hoping not to have to have subdirs Makefile.am ... but i can not find a solution because make install does not recreate even when passing [for exzample] dist_pof_DATA = kise/pof/kise.pot kise/pof/fr_BE/kise.po kise/pof/fr_BE/LC_MESSAGES/kise.mo <nalaginrut>daviid: for subdirs, you may just `ls -l` for simplest solution ***Guest11351 is now known as Cork
<nalaginrut>daviid: or $(shell find $(YOUR_PATH) -name *.po) I get all *.scm files in this way <zacts>how may I start guile without a repl? <zacts>I want to do something like: guile --no-repl -l hello.scm <zacts>hello.scm will contain: (display "hello, world!\\n") <zacts>I just want 'hello, world!' to be printed on the screen, and not the REPL <zacts>how did I miss that? lol :-D <daviid>nalaginrut: even if i list 'manually' it does not work, install does recreate the tree, for example <daviid> /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 kise/pof/kise.pot ./kise/pof/fr_BE/kise.po '/opt/share/kise/pof' <daviid>will put all files in '/opt/share/kise/pof' <daviid>so, ./kise/pof/fr_BE/kise.po ends up being in /opt/share/kise/pof and it should be in /opt/share/kise/pof/fr_BE what am'i doing wrong here ? <nalaginrut>daviid: well, I think you have to use 'for' in bash for that <nalaginrut>I think it's flat now, since there's path as prefix before all filenames <nalaginrut>daviid: anyway, you may use 'scandir' for dir trees though, in (ice-9 ftw) <daviid>nalaginrut: sure, i know perfectly how to scan a dir in scheme, but i don't know hoa to call things from Makefile.am so it works <daviid>the manual case i pasted is my prob, no the grabbing of the files .. <daviid>make calls install, it passes the file list, and install fails to create the tree ... <daviid>i understand it's a bit of topic, many thnaks for your help, but i still can not figure how to install a dir [with all subdirs...] <daviid>just using the autotools chain i mean <nalaginrut>daviid: I guess the problem is 'install' can't accept muti filenames? if so, you have to use 'for' to do them one by one <nalaginrut>daviid: I'm sorry, I don't know how to do it in Makefile.am, I never use automake <nalaginrut>I think you can do the same in Makefile, but I confess I never use automake... <wingo>these people leave before i remember how to get ops <ArneBab>oh, sorry, thought I was at the end of the buffer *davexunit thinks about a define-c-struct form that creates accessors for data in foreign pointers <davexunit>I've been really desiring it in my most recent adventures with the FFI