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<flatwhatson>gnucode: not really no, as far as i could find, unless you count my prescheme-demo stuff

<flatwhatson>i'm happy to help anyone interested in doing something more with it, and have a decent list of things to work on for prescheme, but my main focus is elsewhere for a bit

<gnucode>flatwhatson: I certainly would like to play with it at least.

<gnucode>I kind of wonder if one could write translators for the Hurd with it...

<flatwhatson>gnucode: demos are here: https://gitlab.com/flatwhatson/prescheme-demo

<gnucode>thanks

<flatwhatson>the compiler is available in guix as scheme48-prescheme, see the Makefile above for simple usage

<gnucode>thanks

<flatwhatson>there's the #guile-steel channel which might be better suited for in-depth discussion on this topic

<mwette>ACTION noticed this in the emacs 28 release notes: "Among the many internal changes in this release, we would like to highlight that all files in the tree now use lexical-binding."

<civodul>mwette: wow, that's quite something; elisp getting closer to Scheme! :-)

<janneke>\o/

<lloda>the looong way to guilemacs

<Arsen>quite happy that that happened in emacs 28

<dthompson>anyone know if gnutls works with suspendable ports?

<dthompson>I'm concerned that things might not work right due to gnutls being a C library

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