<nalaginrut>sneek: later tell Chaos`Eternal try get-bytevector-n! <nalaginrut>sneek: you need some fix to speak when people come, now you'll wait for them talking <sneek>Chaos`Eternal, you have 1 message. <sneek>Chaos`Eternal, nalaginrut says: try get-bytevector-n! <cky>nalaginrut: Also there's a reason why "later tell" waits for people to message before replaying the message, rather than when they join. Many IRC clients auto-reconnect when disconnected, even when the user is actually not online. <cky>Remember that IRC is optimised for people who stay connected 24/7. ;-) *nalaginrut don't know about its new product <cky>nalaginrut: Yes, it's a blog. <cky>And yes, it's a pretty new feature. <nalaginrut>cky: can it drag content from my external blog feed <cky>I don't know how to do that. <cky>Well, I have a Tumblr too. <cky>In fact, my original Dysfunctional Discourse blog is dyscour.se. <cky>(Custom domain for dyscourse.tumblr.com.) <cky>My biggest gripe about Quora is that it doesn't support Markdown. Back when Posterous existed, I used to maintain a blog at Posterous too, but since both Tumblr and Posterous supported Markdown, I could just cut and paste posts. <nalaginrut>it's too bad, but nowadays standalone blog is hard to get eyeballs <cky>That's the nice thing about Tumblr, it's social blogging. Reminds me of LiveJournal, a bit. (But I haven't used my LJ for many years now, and neither have my friends.) <nalaginrut>cky: for argv[0] issue, I guess it's because it's undefined in C99/89, but it's clear in C11 now <cky>Yeah. Still, for robust programming, people should guard against it anyway. <nalaginrut>yes, but one may forget it if the standard never mention it <nalaginrut>cky: do you post your article to every blogs you maintained? <cky>Yes, and hurt they get. I mean, the example I mentioned with FreeBSD's echo(1) will cause memory scribbling. <cky>And the Boost.Program_options example, that can potentially cause invalid memory access (since from > to, which means some implementations could attempt to copy your whole address space)). <cky>I don't post to every blog, no. :-) <cky>Right now I'm experimenting with using the Quora blogs as my main blogs. <cky>Though, not sure if I would transplant my Taylor Swift blog entries to Quora. ;-) <cky>Oooh, the presale for the next Taylor Swift concert starts tomorrow morning for US venues. <cky>I'm so on it. I want. *taylanub wonders what happened to Noah Lavine's "stallman" Scheme compiler? <nalaginrut>hmm? I never heard of it, I just know stalin compiler... *nalaginrut is reading the second <nalaginrut>alright, it's 3 years, seems I got bad memory ;-P <nalaginrut>not sure about the status, but according to the design, I think it needs new backend of 2.2 <nalaginrut>so I suspect the status is suspended before releasing master <adhoc>isn't rsr7 being worked on at the moment? <taylanub>adhoc: you mean R5RS and R7RS, respectively? Guile is R5RS compliant, and there's a development branch that works on R7RS compliance. *nalaginrut think maybe the command would be 'rms compile hello.scm -o hello <nalaginrut>Compiler Error! RMS: I don't compile non-GPL code! ***Sgeo is now known as WickedWitch
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<saul>Is guile-gnome only compatible with Gnome 2 (currently)? <mark_weaver>saul: guile-gnome has not yet been updated for Gnome 3 <daviid>saul: any more specific question? guile-gnome is [very slowly] maintained, though as far as gtk is concerned, it still binds gtk2. not sure what you're up to but guile-gnome is alive ***Fuuzetsu is now known as Guest23640
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<saul>daviid, I am just trying to build it. I have not had much success with it lately (not since about 2.02). *saul is using Slackware so does not have the full Gnome stack installed. <saul>daviid, during ./configure of guile-gnome, I receive an error that I do not have g-wrap-2.0-guile installed. I am not able to find the source for that (I only found g-wrap-1.9.14). <saul>Any ideas were to find g-wrap-2.0? <daviid>saul: sorry was of keyboard. you need to install these from git [g-wrap, guile-cairo and guile-gnome], what is you email, i wrote a basic install help for new comers <daviid>for guile-gnome, you'll need to checkout the devel branch, not the master <daviid>no need to be an expert here, very basic knowledga is ok <daviid>saul: have to go right now, but will be back 'episodically' during the all day. send me an email: david at altosw dot be i'll send you insdtall tips and trick <saul>daviid, I checked out devel but ./configure produced the same error. Guess I will have to break down and read the docs. <ArneBab>mark_weaver: this was the last blocker I saw for the SRFI, so I hope I’ll get to submit an SRFI in the next weeks. <ArneBab>mark_weaver: once I have the SRFI text in a shape I like, could you take a look at the initial text before I submit it? <saul>FWIW/TWIMC/NFN, I installed g-wrap and guile-cairo from GIT and am now past the ./configure in guile-gnome. Currently receiving a "Only <glib.h> can be included directly" error during make. <saul>I am going to step away from things for a while. <sneek>Welcome back davexunit, you have 1 message. <sneek>davexunit, ArneBab__ says: Thanks! ***dje is now known as xdje