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<tohoyn>daviid: I have been away for some time. is there anything new with g-golf? <roelj>Reading from a FIFO seems harder than I thought. I have the following snippet: http://paste.debian.net/1155880. This hangs if something was written before I open the FIFO, but works fine if I write something to it while I am already reading from the FIFO.. I thought ‘char-ready?’ would make sure the opposite happens. <roelj>Any pointers to the docs would be appreciated. :) <roelj>Oh I see this is quite a tricky part. I was reading the R5RS manual that didn't include the elaborate restrictions on when it works. <lloda>I call (help (my module)) and I get <lloda>In procedure "primitive-call-ip": Wrong type argument in position 1 (expecting "PRIMITIVE_P"): #<procedure 1a17cc0 (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)> <lloda>something in (my module) surely, but what? the module works fine from what I can tell <lloda>a more general question, how can I get those While compiling expresion... errors to give me a backtrace <lloda>ok I got to (compile '(begin (import (ice-9 session)) (help (ffi blis)))) ... <lloda>looks like a bug in (texinfo reflection) :-\ <lloda>(help) doesn't seem to like it when I export from a macro <dustyweb>I guess I really ought to get those Haunt patches upstream to you ***slyfox_ is now known as slyfox
<Wojciech_K_mkr>Hi! What is Guile's way of making sure resources are closed? I mean scenario like: 1. open a file 2. process contents 3. close file even if step 2 raised exception ***tinga_ is now known as tinga
<sp1ff>Wojciech_K_mkr: curious to hear from others, but for myself I use `call-with-port', or `call-with-input-file', and just count on the garbage collector on abnormal return (such as an error) <hendursaga>I'm looking for projects that use it, that are open-source. It seems a very good idea but doesn't seem to get much attention beyond papers and talks. <pkill9>hendursaga: there is Haunt I think <hendursaga>At least building. Is there any RSS/Atom feeds readers/aggregators written in Scheme? <dsmith-work>hendursaga: People are deathly afraid of parens for some reason.