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<wingo>oh that's a bummer (uri abi breakage...)
<wingo>actually is it?
<wingo>i guess if you reference uri? as a value in 2.2 that will break in 2.3
<wingo>er
<wingo>2.2.2 / 2.2.3
<civodul>heya wingo
<civodul>the problem is when you compile with 2.2.3 and run with 2.2.2
<wingo>ah that's not supported ever
<wingo>right?
<civodul>i think we've never really thought about it :-)
<civodul>that would make sense in a way
<civodul>though bytecode should remain compatible both ways, right?
<wingo>not necessarily
<wingo>2.2.3 can add instructions that 2.2.2 doesn't have
<wingo>in that case it should increment the micro bytecode version and we didn't do that, but oh well
<wingo>2.2.2-compiled bytecode should still run on 2.2.3 though
<civodul>wingo: right
<civodul>back to (web uri), i wonder what happens with a 2.2.2-compiled user on 2.2.3
<civodul>essentially it would use the old 'uri?' definition, inline
<civodul>which i think "works", except that it doesn't get the uri-reference/uri distinction
<wingo>the one thing that might not work would be if a 2.2.2 user used uri? as a value (instead of being applied directly)
<wingo>i.e. (or-map uri? ls)
<wingo>there i think we might have a breakage, as uri? would reference the residualized procedure that define-inline made
<civodul>oh right
<wingo>maybe we can make a quick fix though by defining "% uri?-procedure" in uri.scm
<civodul>yes, that'd work
<wingo>we can release a 2.2.4 soonish
<wingo>no prob there
<civodul>hi artyom-poptsov1!
<civodul>artyom-poptsov1: i think it would be nice if the remote guile in guile-ssh would listen on a Unix-domain socket under $HOME
<civodul>instead of listening to a TCP port
<civodul>it'd be less error-prone and safer
<civodul>thoughts?
<dsmith-work>Wednesday Greetings, Guilers
<daviid>hello guilers!
<OrangeShark>hello
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<christopher74837>hi, i was wondering: coroutines are super cool, but it seems that there is a huge performance problem with those in guile. I was wondering if that is something that is inherent, or if there is a hope for an improvement some day