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<cwebber>thanks efraim for the guix.scm patch for goblins <cwebber>probably ought to try to get out a v0.1 release or somethin... actually I'm not sure what version number to call it since the racket version is at v0.9 <mwette>system/vm/dward.pdf says guile uses DWARF v2 w/ some stuff from v3. Is that still true? <lampilelo>cwebber: where's the repo for guile goblins? i'd like to take a look <cwebber>lampilelo: I should maybe try to get it up into guix today or somethin <lampilelo>it would be nice, although doesn't matter for me personally, since i don't use guix (anymore/yet) <lampilelo>i used it as a secondary package manager on my system, but it was a pain dealing with maintaining two environments for compiling stuff <lampilelo>maybe i should switch to guix distro but i'm too comfy with my current setup to put any effort into it <cwebber>lampilelo: it's still usefulf or dev envoironments tho (which is what the readme recommends) <lampilelo>cwebber: yeah, i figured this much, but i'll just pull the dependencies manually and build everything into a temporary prefix, it'll be fine! :P <cwebber>lampilelo: there's not too much in terms of dependencies anyway <lilyp>cwebber: I know this is nitpicking, but wouldn't it make sense to add a manifest.scm just so that you don't have to add guile-hall as native-input to goblins? <cwebber>lilyp: isn't guix.scm the same as manifest.scm ? <cwebber>I thought they were both used the same way <cwebber>at any rate I'm open to improvements to packaging it <cwebber>maybe I should just tag what I've got in git as a release as-is <cwebber>lilyp: however it's arguable that if I just committed the configure.in which hall generates there would be no need for others to install hall <cwebber>it would be just ready to go from git <singpolyma>cwebber: guix.scm is a package definition and guix shell will get the inputs. manifest.scm is a manifest of whatever stuff you want in dev and guix shell just pulls in whatever the manifest says <singpolyma>Usually I have a manifest.scm that loads the guix.scm, builds the dev manifest from it and then appends other dev tools (like linters, etc) <singpolyma>(if both are present guix shell prefers manifest.scm for exactly this reason) <cwebber>ok someone want to submit a patch? :)