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> New feature: GNU Guile integration Because if there's one thing the GNU software-building toolchain needs, it's more languages! How many are we up to now? G
by Shish2k 13y ago
> New feature: GNU Guile integration
Because if there's one thing the GNU software-building toolchain needs, it's more languages! How many are we up to now?
Grouping output by target for parallel builds sounds very useful though \o/
- Kototama 13y agoI think it's great. In the future all GNU tools will probably be extensible with Scheme.
- fosap 13y agoCan't wait for EMACS with scheme support.
- dbaupp 13y agohttp://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GuileEmacs http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/GuileEmacs
- pdw 13y agoHow's that going anyway? It seems GNUcache, Lilypond and TeXmacs are already using guile (and geda also but that doesn't seem to be part of GNU). So make is the fourth Guile-using GNU project?
- fafner 13y agoThere are more https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Guile#Programs_using_Guile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Guile#Programs_using_Guile But GNU Make seems to be the first major one.
- davexunit 13y agoGuile is the official GNU extension language, so it makes sense. Guile's goal is to provide practical software freedom by allowing more GNU programs to be extensible in the way that Emacs is.