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Re: Where to put dynamic-link etc in docs?
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Neil Jerram |
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Re: Where to put dynamic-link etc in docs? |
Date: |
01 Apr 2001 12:49:16 +0100 |
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>>>>> "Marius" == Marius Vollmer <address@hidden> writes:
Marius> Hi, what would be the best place in the manual to put the
Marius> documentation about dynamic-link, dynamic-calll, etc?
Marius> Currently, they are documented along with the module
Marius> system, but that feels wrong, since dynamic linking is
Marius> independent from the module system.
Marius> It would fit into a `operating system access' section, or
Marius> something.
Here's two possibilities:
(i) Generalize the existing "Read/Load/Eval" chapter so that it covers
the "loading" of non-Scheme code as well, and put the dynamic linking
doc as a section into that chapter.
(ii) Add the dynamic linking doc as a new chapter just after
"Read/Load/Eval".
I don't think that an `operating system access' section would work so
well, because there are already bits of operating system access
scattered elsewhere, e.g. open-*-file in the I/O chapter and threads
in the Scheduling chapter.
What do you think?
Neil
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