<sneek>aleix was in #guile one year and 4 months ago, saying: anyone attending any Guix discussions on Sunday?. *wingo been deep in gc things recently <civodul>heheh, that was my understanding :-) <civodul>i feel like i remain at the surface of things these days, a bit frustrating <civodul>if that's fine with you, i'd like to apply them <civodul>concretely, that allows us to (1) stop shipping a pre-built srfi-14.i.c, and (2) removes the dependency on Perl <wingo>in some future i would like to migrate srfi-14 to scheme... one day <ArneBab>wingo: are you interested in r7rs foundational? That’s about features that require more implementation support and it might benefit a lot from your experience about which features are easy to optimize. <wingo>could just include the unicode data and munge it in a macro <wingo>ArneBab: not really interested in r7rs tbh. i am assuming that if any part of r7rs becomes important that guile will be able to implement it <wingo>i know it's just an assumption but i don't have the bandwidth to be involved in r7rs (and in the past haven't always shared interest with people making it) <wingo>i understand that things evolve tho and i am fine with r7rs people doing their thing ;) <wingo>(not that they need my permission of course :) <ArneBab>wingo: can I throw you questions if there’s something that seems important (for Guile devs) that I cannot answer? <civodul>wingo: yes, having them in Scheme processed at expansion time would be nicer, for sure <wingo>thing is, if we did that probably we should remove srfi-14 from the default environment, and getting it to work with srfi-13 things is tricky. maybe best to migrate srfi-13 first, but then that requires rlb's utf8 work :) <wingo>migrate srfi-13 to scheme i mean <civodul>that'll give more work for the compiler and JIT to chew <civodul>it might improve performance in some cases i guess? <wingo>ooh, it could, but it is risky <wingo>i think it's one of those things where you hope you don't regress <wingo>and you do it to reduce the c ***sneek_ is now known as sneek