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<meaty>Is the #; comment feature undocumented? I can't find any references to it in the manual

<z572`>see https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-62/srfi-62.html

<shawnw>And R7RS section 2.2

<old>ArneBab: Individual warnings are passed to #:opts with #:warnings yes

<old>so you can not use %auto-compilation-options to set the warning-level I think

<mwette>very interesting: in fresh guile session try (use-modules (system base compile)) (default-warning-level) (default-warning-level 2) (default-warning-level)

<mwette>ACTION is looking for distractions from work on nyacc c-preprocessor

<dsmith>mwette, I've got a yak with fur that that's getting a bit long...

<mwette>dsmith: time to get back to hacking then

<lechner>Hi, how may I make sexp available to (eval sexp (interaction-environment)) please?

<lechner>in a program

<ieure>lechner, Your question is unclear, what are you trying to do?

<ieure>(I'm about to leave, can help if nobody answers when I return)

<lechner>ieure / that's weird, now it's working

<duncan>I've seen the R7RS benchmarks page, but is there a high-level comparison of the extant R7RS systems? (e.g. packages repositories, FFI)

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