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<daviid>sneek: later tell tohoyn i am not going to change the upstream naming convention, but you may do so in the 'debian' g-golf configure.ac file

<sneek>Will do.

<daviid>sneek: later tell tohoyn i actually just recently changed the naming convention precisely to adopt the '-alpha-x', '-beta-y' and '-rc-z' naming convention, fwiw

<sneek>Got it.

<sneek>tohoyn: Greetings!

<tohoyn>lloda:ping

<sneek>Welcome back tohoyn, you have 2 messages!

<sneek>tohoyn, daviid says: i am not going to change the upstream naming convention, but you may do so in the 'debian' g-golf configure.ac file

<sneek>tohoyn, daviid says: i actually just recently changed the naming convention precisely to adopt the '-alpha-x', '-beta-y' and '-rc-z' naming convention, fwiw

<tohoyn>lloda: ping

<graywolf>Hello, how can I start a guile program without dropping into the repl? I want to use the -e flag, but I have no -s and it seem I end up in the repl. I cannot provide -s because there is no script to use. Currently I am using guile -e '(@ (foo) main)' -s /dev/null however that does autocompile /dev/null.go. What is the combination of flags I should actually use here?

<tohoyn>graywolf: what about guile -c XXX

<graywolf>How would that look?

<graywolf>Ooooh

<graywolf>guile -c '((@ (foo) main) command-line)'

<graywolf>Yeah I did not realize I just can do what -e does manually

<graywolf>I definitely should wait until coffee kicks in next time

<graywolf>thx

<graywolf>I probably do not understand how to use (backtrace). What am I doing wrong: https://paste.debian.net/plain/1295767 ?

<RhodiumToad>graywolf: you're probably not doing anything wrong, that looks like a known bug

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