<rlb>wingo: is this expected? <rlb>$ nm -D /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libguile-2.2.so.1 | grep scm_sym_unquote <rlb>0000000000127300 B scm_sym_unquote <rlb>$ nm -D /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libguile-3.0.so.1 | grep scm_sym_unquote <rlb>i.e. no scm_sym_unquote in 3.0? <rlb>No current preference either way -- I can work around it, but that's what caused my load-extension to start failing mysteriously. <rlb>So just thought I'd ask if we meant to do that. <jcowan>When I did one of those tests, what seemed to paritcularly impress the judges was that I had included a README file. ***apteryx_ is now known as apteryx
<rlb>In a module that dynamic-link's some code and then uses some of the SCM_DEFINEs from the shared lib, 3.0 now gives a bunch of "possibly unbound variable" warnings. Is there a typical way to handle that? <pinoaffe>wingo: I mean, aren't function arguments already (part of) a single data structure? <akhetopnu>Hello. I'm trying to install guile 3.0 and I can't. The command on the download page https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/download/ is not working. I'm specifying `guix install guile@3.0` and it says 'package not found for version 3.0'. I tried some bugfix versions 3.0.1 to 3.0.5 but they couldn't be found either. <akhetopnu>I did `guix pull` and the news part says guix is now running on guile 3.0 <w96k>Hello. How to get current directory in guile? <w96k>I tried to use (system "pwd"), but it returns a code status and I need stdout <w96k>Sorry for such newbie question <lloda>it would be cool if ,a / apropos searched docstrings <w96k>Thank you. I tried to find it myself, but failed (: <lloda>np, ask any questions you have <lloda>you can also do it with system pwd with like (read (open-input-pipe "pwd")) <dsmith>rlb: What was it you were doing that you discoverd the missing symbols in libguile*.so ? ***ng0_ is now known as ng0
<rlb>dsmith: just had a shared lib that was creating/returning a unquoted data structure from a SCM_DEFINED function, i.e. scm_cons_2(scm_sym_unquote, x, y);