[gambit-list] Using Snow from Gambit?
Adrien Piérard
pierarda at iro.umontreal.ca
Mon Mar 2 07:44:41 EST 2009
You don't run snow in gambit, it's the converse.
You write your package with portable R4RS code and snow code (package*
foo) and so on.
Then, you run "snow ./package.scm" and you're done.
Feel like eating worms? "SNOW_HOST=csi ./package.scm".
And so on.
Maybe others (ie "Jeremie") can give you more information, though.
P!
2009/3/1 Paul Onions <wibble37 at mac.com>:
> This may be a dumb question (I'm new to Gambit, and have just
> discovered Snow), but is there a way to access Snow packages from
> Gambit?
>
> e.g. if I start a Gambit REPL with gsi, is there a way to "(require
> XXX)" which will then load the package XXX into my Gambit environment?
>
> I have downloaded and installed the snow-generic release, using Gambit
> as host, and can use snowman to download and install packages, but I
> seem to be missing the "big picture", that is, how do I actually *use*
> these packages?
>
> Hope somebody can enlighten me,
> Paul
>
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