<dokma>leoprikler: (call-with-new-thread stop-server-and-clients!) works perfectly with guile 2.2 <dokma>leoprikler: all threads are cleaned completely and control returns to the C++ app in which guile repl is embedded. <dokma>call-with-new-thread was what I needed all the time. <Zelphir>Language auto-detection is switching between Swedish, Finnish and Serbian ^^ My Swedish is very limited: "Hey", "Heydo" and I think "tak" or "tag" or so for "thanks"? <stis>Zelphir: yep swedish, a bit order urban greeting <stis>thanks is tack, but tak is close. <stis>tjena is common in old swedish black and white movies <tohoyn>daviid: is it OK to you if I build the G-Golf debian packages to use Guile 3.0? <daviid>tohoyn: sure, do as you wish/may follwing debian's rules ... <tohoyn>daviid: ok. I'll rebuild the package soon and I'll take the newest upstream version. ***dekenevs is now known as kitzman
<stis>manumanumanu: Working with a fibers tool (stis-engine) <stis>for eaxample very fast streaming big datastructures to the network compilin. <stis>for example split an image RGB stream into an R an G and a B stream, transfomr them and then combine them again outputting it <stis>All working in the fibers world with fast task switching and utilizing of multiple threads <stis>see email list for a client and server example <stis>I have been a bit unhappy with the parogram interface, but I think it starts to get good now <stis>you can easilly write transformers in C and glue them together in guile to for example make use of vectorized operations in the CPU <stis>usually streaming can be avoided, but as data grow to the GB level and you do not want to stall the machine this tool come in handy <stis>I also made a very fast serializer and deserialiser recently that also work with streams <stis>I have a slow one as well in pure scheme <stis>A use case for that would be to transfer json and html by binary transporft in stead of sending it in clear text, you can easilly push the stream through a gzip stream compresser and decompresser. No big datastructures created <stis>the code starts to become beutiful in my opinion now <stis>need to debug it after the latest refactoring¨ <stis>manumanumanu: and you whats up, was it scribolo? <manumanumanu>That is put on ice. I am fixing the reference implementation of srfi-171 with the stuff I cleaned up for inclusion in guile. <stis>Oh and I am trying to make an app also. I have a little idea, prototyping it in guile. <manumanumanu>There were some things that I realized I must have borked somehow: In my own code I had bytevector-u8-transduce always, but in the code I sent arthur the guile module says bytevector-u8transduce. Quite embarrasing (spelling of that?) :( <stis>Maybe mayby I can get sine coins from that so that I can buy a Tesla!! And maybe even be able to fund some work on guile and other pet projects of mine! <stis>manumanumanu: Did you see the tesala AI day? Absolutely stunning, I'm blown away by their innovation <stis>So as a techie I just must get a Tesla. But you know, I probably end up with an electric bike ... <manumanumanu>Or rather, I moved into town, and now I am in an electric car sharing pool. <manumanumanu>but a colleague of mine bought a tesla, and it is a gadget I don't have, which means I have tech-envy. <stis>great. The commute to my home town where my friends are is 4hour with bus and train, at best 3hour. With car less then 2 hours <stis>The Tesla plaid is insane, pure rocket science, an a piece of art tecnology wise. But wy way over my budget <stis>But the flip side of taking the train and bus is that I can work while on the journey. The quality of the busses and trains are really good. <stis>My son hate it though because of the long time <dsmith>Ya I've been drooling for a tesla. Ended up with a Kia Rio. <stis>By the way stis-engine is a spin off, of that app work. I am using g-golf to prototype the ui <stis>I will now write some test cases and then ready to documetn it <stis>My take away from this work is probably that fibers are amazing <stis>and once again I find that scheme is such an incredible language