A common problem I'm recently having is:
foo.scm <-- contais c-define-type --> compiles to foo.o1
Some other code says (load "foo")
Now, something changes (mostly a git thing) and foo.scm 's timestamp changed, and my code compalins taht c-define-type can't be used in interpreted mode.
Is there a gambit command for "recompile this if out of date, with options XYZ"?
Thanks!
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2009/6/24 lowly coder lowlycoder@huoyanjinjing.com:
Is there a gambit command for "recompile this if out of date, with options XYZ"?
And also, why have gsc behave as gsi+{compile-file, …} instead of having everything in gsi? I guess it's not a space issue, since is that order of size, 4Mb and 6Mb are quite similar…
If that's the case, why not have a (defaut) flag --import-gsc-procedures-in-gsi-anyway-because-it-is-cool-to-have-access-to-compile-file-and-friends-without-having-to-restart-a-session-or-to-think-oh-I-should-use-gsc-instead ?
Cheers,
P!
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