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<euouae>Hello, I was looking at the HACKING file and it says that papers should be signed (for copyright transfer) for significant contributions from contributors <euouae>I know that's something I had to do for Emacs, but I haven't seen Guile follow this. Is it old advice in HACKING or has it been neglected? <old>sneek: later tell euouae that AFAIK, we don't need to sign these anymore. Either the contribution is no legaly significant < 15 lines or you bump the copyright year in the file to this year or you add yourself to the copyright list <old>weird that bitvector->number does not exist <old>I guess would be nice to add this to core guile (the SRFI) <old>eh why did srfi-158 did not define accumulator with no argument to return the state instead of using eof-object <ArneBab>(I didn’t notice before, because I usually only use the Guile Reference Manual via info) <duncan>old: on #scheme someone mentioned an alternative design based on delimited continuations instead of thunks <PuercoPop>ArneBab: iirc that is not limited to guile. There are other project manuals like bash and gdb are included as well. Not sure what is the criteria https://doc.guix.gnu.org/ <PuercoPop>I found about the page looking for the gdb manual a while ago. It does seem to rank high in the search result <rlb>ArneBab: iirc Ludovic changed that within the past "months". <ArneBab>That feels wrong. I like and use Guix, but Guile and GDB are independent of it. <ArneBab>Is there some recorded decision with reasoning about it? <rlb>I recall a bit of discussion, but forget where it was (here?). Perhaps just ping Ludovic when they're back. <rlb>It *would* be nice if we were able to at least set up redirects for the existing links (no idea if that's feasible, either with respect to link form, or hosting). <rlb>Guessing it might not be. <PuercoPop>ArneBab: If the concern is that it gives the impression the projects are part of the guix project, a remainder in the Guix header that the manuals are not affiliated with the GUIX project should be enough. As a user, the GDB manual in the guix doc center is much nicer than the upstream's HTML version <JohnCowan>old: srfi 158 accumulators use eof-objects so that you can use them to consume generators