* guile-snarf.in: If the CPP environment variable is set, use that
as the C preprocessor, instead of the preprocessor autoconf
found.
* snarf.h (SCM_PROC): Cast the function pointer passed to
scm_make_gsubr, to satisfy C++.
Richard Polton.)
Bug reports from Russ McManus:
* guile-snarf.in: If the CPP environment variable is set, use that
as the C preprocessor, instead of the preprocessor autoconf
found.
* snarf.h (SCM_PROC): Cast the function pointer passed to
scm_make_gsubr, to satisfy C++.
#bytes(...) to #y(...), and syntax for short vectors from
#short(...) to #h(...). This may seem nutty, but, like the other
uniform vectors, byte vectors and short vectors want to have the
same print and read syntax (and, more basic, want to have read
syntax!). Changing the read syntax to use multiple characters
after the hash sign breaks with the conventions used in R5RS and
the conventions used for the other uniform vectors. It also
introduces complexity in the current reader, both on the C and
Scheme levels. (The Right solution is probably to change the
syntax and prototypes for uniform vectors entirely.)
(Thanks to Jorgen "forcer" Schaefer.)
* ports.h (SCM_NOFTELL): New flag.
* fports.c (local_fgets): If it's set, use the generic fgets.
* socket.c (scm_socket): Set SCM_NOFTELL on the ports we produce.
(inhibit loading of user init file).
(scm_shell_usage): Add usage text for -q switch.
(scm_compile_shell_switches): Always load user init file first if
it is loaded at all.
and is now broken under NetBSD. I can't fathom what it's trying
to do, so I've replaced it with something that I do understand,
which seems to work, and which isn't broken on NetBSD. "Progress?
You Decide." (Thanks to Perry Metzger.)
Clark McGrew.)
* ramap.c (scm_ra_matchp, scm_array_fill_int, scm_array_index_map_x,
raeql_1): Add cases for scm_tc7_svect (short vectors) and
scm_tc7_llvect (long long vectors).
get rid of these spurious mismatch warnings. Now both
libguile/versiondat.h and ice-9/version.scm are generated directly
by the configuration process, rather than having version.scm
generated directly, and libguile/versiondat.h generated by the
Makefile, which is generated by configure. It seems that
sometimes the Makefile would change, but versiondat.h depends on
Makefile.in, not Makefile, so it wouldn't get rebuilt.
* Makefile.am (versiondat.h): Target removed; this is generated
directly by the configure script now.
(BUILT_SOURCES): Remove versiondat.h.
* versiondat.h.in: New file, transformed by the configure script
into versiondat.h.
* Makefile.in: Regenerated.
options.c): Rename RECKLESS -> SCM_RECKLESS, CAUTIOUS ->
SCM_CAUTIOUS; this way, 1) there's only one version of each flag
to define (we used to have both RECKLESS and SCM_RECKLESS), and 2)
if we want to use them in a header file some day, we can. (Thanks
to Michael Livshin.)
* scmsigs.c (usleep): Clean up oddities declaring usleep; since
we're just using it, not redefining it, we can use a K&R style
declaration here.
(sleep): Declare this, too, if the system hasn't.
(scm_sleep, scm_usleep): Use scm_thread_sleep and
scm_uthread_sleep if they're available; otherwise, just call the
system functions.
* scmconfig.h.in: Regenerated.
* coop.c (sleep, usleep): Remove declarations; we don't use or
redefine these any more.
(scm_thread_usleep, scm_thread_sleep): New functions which do the
job of usleep and sleep in a thread-friendly way. We can use
these in the rest of Guile. Define versions for systems both with
and without iselect.
* coop.c (scm_thread_sleep): Make `slept' an unsigned long.
* coop.c (coop_sleephelp): Remove ANSI #ifdef hair.
as does the return type. We really shouldn't be redefining usleep
at all, but I don't have time to clean that up before the 1.3.
release. It's on the schedule for afterwards. (Thanks to Julian
Satchell.)
* coop.c (usleep): Use USLEEP_ARG_TYPE in prototype and
definition.
* scmsigs.c (usleep): Use USLEEP_ARG_TYPE in prototype.
* scmconfig.h: Regenerated.
here; first, NetBSD doesn't #define it, and second, it's the wrong
way to go about these things.
(dld_find_executable): Delete this MSDOS support code. This isn't
the way we want to support this; it needs to be rethunk at a
larger scale.
