<alextee[m]>someone's asking for zrythm scripting support on windows but i build my packages using whatever msys has. iirc guile lib was broken so i had to disable it <janneke>alextee[m]: i don't know about msys but i would be surprised; guix could/can build guile-2.0.13 for mingw *alextee[m] boots up the VM to try stuff <janneke>alextee[m]: no idea, i only do cross builds from guix <alextee[m]>janneke: are there any precompiled libs somewhere? <alextee[m]>i only need the .dll, the link-time .dll (i guess .dll.a?) and the headers, and maybe a pkgconfig file <alextee[m]>i wish i could cross build but cross-building gtk is complicated.. i tried using cerbero and managed to cross-build most dependencies but im stuck on gtk/gdk-pixbuf (also librsvg needing a rust compiler is a big blocker) <alextee[m]>i think it uses .a for static libs like on gnu and .dll.a for shared libs <alextee[m]>then there's separate .dll's in the bin dir for distribution <janneke>no, i don't know -- oh my librsvg -- that sounds problematic ***d4ryus2 is now known as d4ryus
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<matijja>Does (ice-9 regex) supports look ahead/behind? <leoprikler>I don't think so, but (ice-9 peg) may have what you're looking for ***gagbo__ is now known as gagbo
<ane>I hope people will find it useful! bits of it are from wherever (various projects), I managed to track a few origins for some of the m4 stuff, but the rest is pretty much anyone's guess ... this brings me to the license issue, does GPL make sense for such a template project? <dsmith-work>Martin Grabmueller (sp?) did something like that a long time ago. A template for a guile project. I think it's gone missing.. <ane>I was also thinking about building a guile template project for a (large) C application embedding Guile <ane>I actually got ctags working so that it had tags for the guile library, so you could jump to the Guile C API definitions in e.g. emacs <dsmith-work>Seems like lots of other langs are doing things like that. (cargo init/new) <ane>and, getopt basics for doing a --repl=[37146] or something like on the command line <thchr>I need to read a large CSV file of floats (~1 million rows) in Guile: are there any recommendable packages that would do this job? <thchr>Do you know what the parsed structure is like? I.e. are rows stored as elements of a list? <jlicht>Can ice-9's match match an improper (dotted) list? I keep running into the fact that a normal list is actually '(1 . ( 2 . ( 3 . ()))), which in my case I'd rather not match. <RhodiumToad>you mean you want it to match only if the last cdr is an atom?