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<dustyweb>hm

<dustyweb>we don't have a make-method any more

<dustyweb>though the docs claim we do :)

<daviid>dustyweb: is that so?

<daviid>I did not check, I thought it would be part of make check ...

<dustyweb>you still have (method ...)

<dustyweb>but it's a macro

<daviid>dustyweb: I thought make-method was part of the MOP, so it would not 'disapear'

<daviid>it's definitely in the manual

<daviid>dustyweb: in the men time you can use make

<daviid>make-method is a simple wrapper around make with metaclass <method>

<plugd>Hi everyone, is there a module that provides the MIT-Scheme syntax for implicitly defining higher order functions? I.e. (define ((c f g) x) (f (g x))) to define a composition function.

<plugd>(Chicken also allows this.)

<lloda>plugd: (ice-9 curried-definitions)

<lloda> https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual/html_node/Curried-Definitions.html

<plugd>lloda: thanks!

<lloda>yw

<OrangeShark>hello everyone

<bavier`>hello OrangeShark

<cmaloney>(tzag '())

<reed_>Hi all, I am currently learning the guile/C interface and would like to send a guile list to a c function. Is there a canonical way to do this?

<amz3`>tzag

<amz3`>idk sorry

<janneke>reed_: have tried calling a C function with a guile number/integer?

<reed_>janneke: I think I have figured it out. I can use the scm_car and scm_cdr functions in C to unpack the list.

<janneke>reed_: yes, for (; scm_is_pair (exp); exp = SCM_CDR (exp)) { .. }

<wingo>good evening

<cmaloney>\\m/

<dustyweb>hi

<daviid>hi dustyweb

<dustyweb>heya daviid

<dustyweb>wingo: turns out I have good use for your recent code for unifying GOOPS class structures and records structures

<daviid>and then ... we could patch match to accept <nonredefinable> instances ...

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