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<amz3`>I am diving into distributed databases, because you know, my blog needs to scale (tm) <amz3`>xelxebar: what are you working on? <guile-guest7>Hello I want to use guile but I am unsuccesful on building on either FreeBSD or Fedora. Is there any OS that is recomended that we can build guile succesful? <ArneBab>guile-guest7: can’t you just use zipper install guile? <ArneBab>guile-guest7: it should work on Fedora <guile-guest7>wget -c ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/guile/guile-2.2.2.tar.xz tar xvf guile-2.2.2.tar.xz cd guile-2.2.2 && ./configure && make #(NOTE: this may take very long time even looks like halting) sudo make install <guile-guest7>The packages provided by fedora and FreeBSD are in both cases old <xelxebar>guile-guest7: You could go for a really overpowered solution and start a guix store. Mine's got 2.2.2 in it <xelxebar>guile-guest7: GuixSD is the full operating system. You can use the guix package manager on any system. It won't interfere with your normal stuff. <amz3`>sneek: later tell nalaginrut do you support multipart forms in artanis? <amz3`>guile-guest7: the easiest way to install guile is to install guix binary, it's just a matter of unpacking a tarball and moving files, it doesn't interfere with your host system and you have access to various guile projects <mwette>I am looking at the fibers code, specifically stack.scm. <amz3`>wow mwette always in the good stuff <OrangeShark>guile-guest7: Fedora has guile 2.2.1, it is named guile22 <rlb> From: Debian testing watch <noreply@release.debian.org> <rlb> Subject: guile-2.2 2.2.2+2-1 MIGRATED to testing <rlb>Finally made it through the NEW queue. <sneek>nalaginrut, you have 2 messages. <sneek>nalaginrut, amz3` says: do you support multipart forms in artanis? <nalaginrut>amz3`: yes, see the upload part, and it's efficient <mwette>I have started reading the "Parallel Concurrent ML" paper, in order to get a handle on fibers. To read that (and other papers referenced by Andy) I have had to dive into learning a little SML. Onward ...