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<lloda`>please_help: (array-contents A) only works if A's storage is contiguous. Arrays created by make-typed-array are contiguous, so yes. <lloda`>and when I say contiguous I mean row-major contiguous. <lloda`>does goops work with kwargs? there's no define-method* <artyom-poptsov>lloda`: Although I admit that this implementation is far not perfect. <lloda`>i'd like it to handle non-kwargs also, but it's a start. thank you artyom-poptsov <civodul>i think the Guix talk was well received <civodul>there was also a NixOS talk earlier on the same day <civodul>nixos-rebuild (like 'guix system'), and then NixOps, so deploying over the network <civodul>which was quite risky, given how stable Wifi was ;-) <civodul>i think they screwed video in the distro room <davexunit>oh no. like not only but streaming, but the actual recording, too? <davexunit>urgh. I was looking forward to watching it when it was released. <jgrant>I'd gladly throw 10 dollars a year, for them to make sure they have everything going at full steam, stream, recording, etc. <mark_weaver>jgrant: I don't think 10 more dollars is going to make much difference. <mark_weaver>civodul: welcome back! it was a very busy day here on #guix while you were gone. your talk brought us new visitors :) <jgrant>mark_weaver: I'd go up to 50$ and I'm sure a fair amount of other too. THe volunteers made it a special case to tell me their problems are more-so structural than moolah in-nature. <jgrant>mark_weaver: Yeah, was wondering. :^P <civodul>mark_weaver: oh, that's good news :-) <davexunit>this is what someone sees when they try to get Guile 2.0.x on Gentoo <davexunit>so they stick with 1.8 despite it being far inferior to 2.0 <davexunit>I'm not a gentoo user, but this is not the first time that I've seen gentoo users still using 1.8 because of this. <mark_weaver>I guess it's because some programs still don't work with 2.0 <please_help>it's masked for the reasons in the comment. If the reasons aren't valid anymore, then someone needs to updated the ebuild. <davexunit>it's the first time that I'm seeing that the package is masked, which apparently means that you can't install it. <mark_weaver>it can be done, but the user has to specifically unmask it <please_help>if something fails to compile when another package doesn't have the correct options enabled, which should not be required inherently by the package, then it's mask-worthy though <please_help>the mask just means you have to explicitly unmask the package to merge it <ArneBab>davexunit: I know - 2.0.0 is also very, very outdated. <ArneBab>davexunit: I use the lisp overlay: emerge layman; layman -a lisp; emerge =dev-scheme/guile-2.0.11 <please_help>2.0.9 should be in the repos, there's 2.0.11 and 2.1.0 in lisp overlay <ArneBab>graphviz, lilypond, greg and texmacs. <ArneBab>I just added a note asking for 2.0.11 as hardmasked <daviid>on debian testing, automake 1.14.1-4, the following change [in guile-gnome, configure.ac] "AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(-Wno-portability -Wno-syntax serial-tests)", adding 'serial-tests', -> "make check" fails: does this sound familiar to anyone? <daviid>civodul: yes, give me a sec [need to revert the change, clean, configure...] <daviid>oh i thik i did paste it, let me try to find in our log