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<Xeroine>Is there any way to embed guile scheme code or compiled guile scheme bytecode into an executable created by a C compiler so that I don't have to store the scheme file separately on the filesystem? I'm pretty sure this isn't supported but I just wanted to make sure.

<Xeroine>I know I could just use the libguile C API but still

<singpolyma>...if you're not using libguile what do you need it for?

<mwette>Xeroine: I played w/ code close to that: to load modules in a binary. See https://github.com/mwette/guile-saapp/tree/main

<mwette>I don't think I was 100% successful, as one needs to load some system modules before using those functions ...

<Xeroine>singpolyma: I'm using libguile, I just thought I could maybe write stuff like argument processing and then loading up the rest of the program in scheme instead of using libguile directly for that.

<Xeroine>mwette: Thanks, I'll check it out

<mwette>Xeroine: Please let me know if it works out

<Xeroine>I will =)

<mwette>If you have guile distribution installed but only want to have your non-guile .go files embedded, then it should work.

<Xeroine>mwette: yess, it worked. I'm on aarch64 so I had to readjust the bfdnames in objcopy but it worked, thank you <3

<mwette>Good to hear.

<ArneBab>Xeroine: Lilypond has some tooling for that, AFAIK.

<rlb>wingo: just a ping about 3.0.10's 32-bit arch incompatibility. (It'll be removed from debian unstable "soonish" if not fixed, but I can always reintroduce it later.) Oh, and I included a possible candidate for the cause (found via git bisect) in the bug report: https://debbugs.gnu.org/71891

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