<drmeister>Hi - does guile have a DWARF interpreter built into it for debugging? <lloda>daviid: haven't managed to build g-wrap yet. Can't say I've looked into it much, I just tried it once, it failed, I gave up. <MaliRemorker>i'm trying to evaluate (library (gimp) (export fun) (define (fun x) x)) <MaliRemorker>i'm just looking at the code for the `library' macro in r6rs-libraries.scm. Whoever wrote that should get the Oscar for opaqueness. Syntax-case macros at their best! :D <lloda>sneek: later tell MaliRemorker (library (gimp) (export fun) (import (rnrs)) (define (fun x) x)) works, apparently you can't skip the import form (haven't used r6rs much myself) <OrangeShark>hello amz3, I saw your video on neon. Looks really cool. <amz3>OrangeShark: the issue is that I have no long term plan <amz3>OrangeShark: I could build a blog application on top of versioned database, but at the end of the day it looks overkill <OrangeShark>amz3: is it because you need to find a useful application for it? <amz3>I need to find another use case <amz3>I was thinking about a gitlab -like application for knowledge bases, but I have a difficult time to figure the ui <amz3>like instead of code you have some kind of data .csv or something else <amz3>like github or gitlab those are the same ideas <amz3>I could show the data in tabular format or in a graph-like format that the two data viz i know about databases <OrangeShark>There is some ideas I wanted to pursue that might work with neon. I will post it later on the mailing list when I get the chance to. ***chris is now known as Guest41783
<daviid>lloda: you need to pass CFLAGS=-Wno-error=deprecated-declarations <daviid>from the source, you'd do ./autogen.sh [--prefix=...] CFLAGS=-Wno-error=deprecated-declarations; make; make check <daviid>if you use the tarball, ./configure [--prefix=...] CFLAGS=-Wno-error=deprecated-declarations <daviid>lloda: that should solve your problem, let me know ... <daviid>lloda: then if you have guile-cairo, which I beleive yu do, you can build guile-gnome [and guile-clutter, which is fun to use ...] <daviid>lloda: wrt guile-cairo, where is your code hosted? <spk121>So, I've been thinking a bit about a minimal GUI toolkit. <spk121>I think it would be simple enough to bind Guile to GtkWebkit. <spk121>And then express a scheme API for webkit and DOM. <spk121>So you could have a local desktop application via HTML widgets. <spk121>Without having to finish gobject for guile or bind all of GTK3 <civodul>spk121: there have been experiments in that direction <civodul>like the Kawa person wrote a terminal emulator like this <civodul>Hop also pretty much started around that idea <civodul>somehow i remain skeptical about the idea of using "the browser" for everything <spk121>civodul: Yeah. I'm not a huge fan of HTML DOM. But as the kids say, it would be a "minimum viable product"