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<fbs>i once had the same, it might be the garbage collector <fbs>i think my problem was a old version, but that was over a year ago. SO you might have a different problem <mgsk><stdin>:1487:10: warning: non-literal format string <mgsk>Why does that give me a warning? <mgsk>What's bad about a non-literal format str? <wingo>and it can be somewhat dangerous if it's user-supplied <wingo>not dangerous like C but still bug-prone <mgsk>Can I silence the warning? <wingo>-Wno-format I think on the command line; there is a way to silence it at the repl as well <wingo>look in the manual for compile options and check out ,options <wingo>anyway it's there somewhere :) <mgsk>Weird... there are no compile options in info guile. <wingo>would be nice to be able to use stdint in guile <dougmencken>which gcc version so you use to build guile? have you tried 4.8.0? I suppose ``memoize.c:515:***Mismatching FUNC_NAME. Should be: `#define FUNC_NAME s_"@prompt"''' is GCC thing <wingo>and it is from a tool, not the c compiler <dougmencken>ERROR: make[3]: *** [guile-procedures.texi] Error 1 << this is not warning <wingo>civodul: i think gnulib has a wrapper <civodul>possibly, but we need it in our installed headers <wingo>so we can't do that i don't think <civodul>hopefully "soon" stdint.h can be considered ubiquitous ***sethalves is now known as sethAway
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