<davexunit>paroneayea: glad you were able to find something! <paroneayea>that's the nicest I've ever seen recursive function debugging work <pecg>nalaginrut: For me it isn't morning <nalaginrut>pecg: someone once said, on internet, there's only one timezone, morning for coming, night for leaving ;-) <pecg>nalaginrut: Hahahahahah I'll take note of it ***petercom1and is now known as petercommand
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<taylanub>paroneayea: recently there's been work on getting Emacs's GUD (grand unified debugger) support the Guile REPL or so, with breakpoints and presumably code stepping and all. *alezost thought that GUD/Guile thing has nothing to do with Geiser <taylanub>"has nothing to do" other than it also being a way for Emacs to interact with a Guile process. but do they have overlapping functionality? can they be conveniently used side-by-side? would it be better if the two libraries interacted together or would that not gain them any more power?.. <taylanub>specifically: Geiser launches a Guile REPL inside an Emacs buffer in a special mode; presumably GUD does just the same. can they share the same REPL, or will one need to either work with two Guile instances or muck around for GUD and Geiser to open two REPLs on the same Guile instance? <ijp>well, geiser offers no specific debugging functionality, so there is nothing to overlap <paroneayea>taylanub: cool. I've never used GUD yet, though I know it exists...