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<cmhobbs>can anyone point me to information about unit testing in guile

<davexunit>cmhobbs: guile (as of version 2.0.11) ships with SRFI-64, an API for test suites.

<davexunit> http://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-64/srfi-64.html

<davexunit>I have only used it a little bit.

<davexunit>I want to use it a lot more in the future now that it's in core guile :)

<cmhobbs>so dumb question: does guile have components written in golang? i keep seeing .go files... what is that extension?

<cmhobbs>i'm building guile right now, that's where i'm seeing them. in the compilation output

<OrangeShark>cmhobbs: those are guile object files I believe

<cmhobbs>OrangeShark, that was my next though

<cmhobbs>thought*

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<taylanub>I'm testing the r7rs branch, and using Guix I just had this: http://sprunge.us/MECg it happened after I installed a new recipe in bittorrent.scm with 'make && make install', then edited the recipe again and launched that command from the source tree. it worked after I simply re-executed the same command a second time, so not sure if I'll be able to debug further. maybe there's a coredump

<taylanub>somewhere...

<Chaos`Eternal>mark_weaver, I have a new idea about errno and ffi

<Chaos`Eternal>by introducing a new proc pointers->procedure

<Chaos`Eternal>which packs multi function-pointers into one procedure in which these functions will be called in sequence

<Chaos`Eternal>since we don't just have errno, we also have h_errno, x_errno blah blah

<cmhobbs>i had the guile-2.0 packages installed on debian wheezy, i removed them with apt-get and built guile-2.0.11 from source, installed it and now when I run the guile binary, I get:

<cmhobbs>guile: error while loading shared libraries: libguile-2.0.so.22: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

<cmhobbs>thoughts?

<cmhobbs>i'm not sure how/where to get that particular object file

<davexunit>cmhobbs: when you configured guile, which prefix did you use?

<cmhobbs>i didn't give it any options, just ./configure

<cmhobbs>hell

<cmhobbs>it looks like apt left a lot of stray files

<davexunit>so, that means you installed to /usr/local

<cmhobbs>i'm going to delete all these and see what i can do

<cmhobbs>davexunit, correct

<davexunit>you'll need to make sure that your load paths are setup properly for that

<cmhobbs>ok