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Re: Systas and Guile
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Tom Lord |
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Re: Systas and Guile |
Date: |
Sun, 7 Oct 2001 21:08:33 -0700 (PDT) |
Tom Lord <address@hidden> writes:
> A "descriptor", in this context, is simply an ordinary unix file
> descriptor, reified as a first-class Scheme object.
An "ordinary unix file descriptor" is an integer. Isn't "4" already a
first-class Scheme object?
I'm not trying to be a nudge--it's just that your "clarification"
isn't one, because taken literally, it's not right.
This area too deserves a design document.
Briefly, Read The Friendly Manual at www.regexps.com (both for the
Hackerlab C library, and Systas Scheme).
The scheme-library directory in Systas contains examples of the I/O
system in action.
-t