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<xiews>polyedre: I know there are many, for example, mcron. You can search the free software directory.

<daviid>sneek: guile-software?

<sneek>guile-software is http://sph.mn/foreign/guile-software.html Send an email to tantalum, <sph at posteo dot eu> to make changes or post a new project.

<daviid>polyedre, xiews ^^

<daviid>ArneBab: no, texinfo modules are in guile since 2.0 :), under a LGPLv3+ license

<daviid>apteryx: i think we a re good to go, so i'll release asap (but not today), please don't make any change/push anything without talking to me first, tx

<apteryx>daviid: OK; sounds good

<jlicht>If I autoload some functions using (module-autoload! (current-module) ‘(my mod) ‘(some-function)), some-function is not available when I initially compile the module using geiser’s compile-current-buffer. Is this a me-problem, guile-problem or geiser-problem?

<jlicht>The ‘issue’ is fixed by simply calling geiser’s compile-current-buffer yet another time, but it’s annoying to have to do this for every interactive coding session

<lloda>time for 3.0.10? 3.0.9 is over a year old

<chrislck>sneek: botsnack

<sneek>:)

<chrislck>yay for 3.0.10

<sneek>Yey! chrislck is back

<graywolf>When I try to access un-exported symbol using (@@ ...) I am getting "Unbound variable" error. Is that expected? Is there a way around that?

<mwette>graywolf: Is that your module? If so, try 'guild compile -O0 mymod.scm'

<mwette>my guess is that the symbol is optimized out

<graywolf>I see. So if I want to have a guarantee the symbol is present, I need to export it.

<graywolf>Makes sense, thanks :)

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