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<z0d>I'm looking at libguile and I want to call e.g. scm_version from C. how can I convert Scheme string into a C string? <z0d>does that even make sense? <lloda>z0d: see scm_from_string, scm_to_string in the manual <z0d>lloda: thank you, checking <hugo>Could anyone help me with how I best create a guile record (srfi-9) from some C code? <paroneayea>mwette: amz3: I recorded a note on this, luckily... <paroneayea>hm, maybe the info I thought I had doesn't match <amz3>intresting blog and interesting post <OrangeShark>amz3: oh cool, an Uncle Bob blog post. It is interesting to see him move to functional programming and clojure. <magnicida>any take on the easiest way to get guile 2.2 on travis ci? <magnicida>i am guessing just getting the source and building it in the travis script (+ cache?) <magnicida>i am really hoping for guix support on travis some day (they already have nix) but who knows... <grr_>Wondering if there is anyone that can help regarding a question as I am new to guile <daviid>grr_: go ahead and ask, don't ask to ask... <grr_>Thought I was the only person here - which is why I didnt ask. <grr_>I am trying to get some more information of web scraping with guile <grr_>As well as the manual, I came across this page on the same question. However, the example assumes you are using the repl, or that you can determine the variable name ($1, $2, $10, etc) <grr_>However, how do you scrape -- getting the results of the html string into your oen variable? <grr_>I hope my question makes sense? <grr_>PS -- Yes... I see lots of people (now) -- haven't used IRC before. <daviid>grr_: in the manual, look for Returning and Accepting Multiple Values <grr_>Hi daviid -- l shall have a nose... <grr_>Ahh... Okay... I see where we are going here. <grr_>I will have a proper look at this section later tonight (Multiple values) <grr_>Thank you. However, if anyone knows -- why return multiple values when scheme is good with lists? <grr_>Something to do with multi processes? Anyway - will look at the manual. Thank you. <amz3>fwiw there is cython implementation of psycopg binary protocol called asyncpg that is reported to be the fastest pgsql driver around <ft>And Haskell as embedded. <amz3`>THose means it's used in the mobile industry