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<rlb>wingo: perfect, and thanks. I'm assuming there's a "major" version number I'll need to find/work-with to make sure we reject incompatible go files (i.e. "major version bump") -- or maybe that's just the norm for Y releases? Planning to poke around for that later.

<wingo>rlb: a .go file made with guile X.Y.Z is placed in a directory specific to X.Y and will run only on X.Y.W where W >= Z

<rlb>wingo: oh, uh..., of course. I should have remembered that from the packaging. Thanks.

<mirai>For the simple task of checking whether a list only contains #f, are these approaches acceptable <https://paste.centos.org/view/06f07173> or am I missing a much simpler solution here?

<civodul>mirai: in general just use filter-map

<mirai>the result would be equivalent here, though why filter-map instead of filter?

<RhodiumToad>mirai: what result do you want for an empty list?

<mirai>the empty list is never encountered

<RhodiumToad>(every not '(...))

<mirai>lst is always non-empty (b. would fail if it was empty)

<mirai>oh, I didn't notice "not" was a procedure

<mirai>thought it was special like "if", "and" & co.

<mirai>thanks

<RhodiumToad>no reason it should be, it doesn't require delayed evaluation or multiple arities

<spk121>sneek: later tell civodul in your gc-benchmarks commit, gc-benchmarks/local.mk should "EXTRA_DIST +=" not "EXTRA_DIST ="

<sneek>Will do.

<spk121>sneek: are you working?

<RhodiumToad>sneek: botsnack

<sneek>:)

<spk121>civodul: In your gc-benchmarks commit, gc-benchmarks/local.mk should be "EXTRA_DIST +=" not "EXTRA_DIST ="

<RhodiumToad>iirc, "later tell" looks for when the specified nick next speaks, not when it joins

<spk121>oh, ok, makes sense

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