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<amz3`>I am working on the 'new post' page <amz3`>like I said previously it's not difficult <wingo>sneek: later tell civodul: idle thought, the slot allocators uses integers as bitmasks <wingo>sneek: with functions with many slots (more likely the case with long functions; heuristics can be complicated) that means more bignums <wingo>sneek: later tell civodul with functions with many slots (more likely the case with long functions; heuristics can be complicated) that means more bignums <wingo>sneek: later tell civodul: i wonder if those finalizers are perhaps cause of some of our gc woes? <wingo>sneek: later tell civodul: i.e. bignum finalizers <sneek>Welcome back stis, you have 4 messages. <sneek>stis, wingo says: (5) yes, there is a finalizer slot on structs <sneek>stis, wingo says: (3) you mean compile-time warnings? yes it would be nice in some ways if there were a warning handler as a fluid or soemthing <sneek>stis, wingo says: (2) you can always build such a procedure of course :) <sneek>stis, wingo says: (1) yeah really sorry about the guile maintenance situation! for me things will be better at end of october. but feel free to post and re-post until it gets attention :) <stis>sneek later tell wingo: in case you stall a thread for later execution in fibers, you will unwind the stack and the problem is that a finally clause which is a dynwind will execute <stis>sneek later tell wingo: if there was a per thread variable that indicated if the unwinding was of this case one can direct the finally clause to ignore the unwinding <amz3`>but I need to upgrade my vps to strech :( <mwette>working on ffi and bytestructures support for varargs functions <mwette>ArneBab: One more item: I believe there is no expression terminator besides newline (python has `;') so the manual should make clear that <mwette>ArneBab: `foo : bar : baz' means `(foo (bar (baz)))' and not `(foo (bar) (baz))'. IMO, this needs to be explained w/o reference to Scheme. <amz3`>here is the demo website for my blog engine, I put it online to test whether google can successfuly index pure scheme frontend applications <amz3`>you read correctly, my blog engine use scheme in the frontend and scheme in the backend :D <mwette>amz3`: Great! Now only a few steps to be able to run an emacs editor in a browser window. <m3tti>hi there im trying to use fold or foldr in guile but it doesn't work <m3tti>In procedure module-lookup: Unbound variable: foldr <ft>fold and fold-right are defined in (srfi srfi-1) <m3tti>and now i'm seeing the benefits of scheme :D <ft>See the menu about modules and srfi support. There you'll find the documentation for the srfi-1 module. <mwette>random_numbers: gitlab.com/dustyweb/guile-json <mwette>random_numbers: I guess, but has been discussed on the guile mailing lists. <random_numbers>The resource that you are attempting to access does not exist or you don't have the necessary permissions to view it."