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[Chicken-users] (CVS commit) Version 1, Build 64


From: felix
Subject: [Chicken-users] (CVS commit) Version 1, Build 64
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 19:20:23 -0400

Fri Aug 13 01:23:40 2004

- tcp.scm: added missing #define EINPROGRESS for Windows
- makefile.vc: still had some occurrences of "graph", where "partition" was 
needed
- csc.scm: fixed bug in handling of "-l..." on Windows
- wwchicken: `stream-cgi' is now in web category, `rgraph' needs `srfi-40'
- extras.scm: `noop', `atom?'
- eval.scm: error messages with a single void argument in addition to the 
message where
  printed without the argument; `repl-prompt' holds now a procedure instead of 
a string
- chicken-setup.scm: errors during loading of a setup-script did not output 
anything
- library.scm: added `test-feature?'
- easyffi: parser accepts `#' everywhere now; illegal characters are shown in 
error message;
  user-defined types are heeded when computing classes with full specialization
- "curried" `define' syntax ("(define ((foo x) y) ...)") is supported
- `include' preserves line-number counter of reader
- regex: `grep' uses `string-search' instead of `string-match' [Thanks to 
Alejandro Cuervo]
- posix: `set-group-id!', `create-session', `process-group-id' and 
`set-process-group-id!' [suggested by Peter Bex]
- lolevel: `pointer=?'
- new foreign types `symbol' and `number' [The latter was inspired by Daniel B. 
Faken]
- csi: changed prompt and added `#INDEX'/`#' read syntax for easier handling of 
the REPL history
- eval.scm: reading in a repl swallows any #\newline directly following the 
input [suggested by Taylor Campbell]
- chicken-more-macros.scm: `case-lambda' depends on srfi-1 at expansion time 
(so it's loaded)
  [thanks to Michele Simionato]
- changed the prefix for certain "easy" FFI macros from "__" to "___" to avoid 
collisions with identifiers
  in C standard headers




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