Shiro Kawai

Looks interesting. It is certainly attractive for those who just want to try Gauche on Windows but don't want to install it system-wide. I'll try it when I have time,...

@qykth-git provided the manifest file. Next step will be to auto-generate it during building *.msi files.

I'm not sure the implications (and advantage) of it. All I can tell is if I do so, typing `(exit)` will add extra newline. If you have a specific reason...

Aha, OK. That's annoying.

Two significant factors: 1. Overhead of method dispatch: We use '~' a lot in data.heap so that the code works generically across different backend storage. It is order of magnitude...

I remember at some point I decided to assume GNU make, for it simplified the build process a lot. I thought I documented it but apparently I didn't. The issue...

It looks like the original reference implementation has the same issue.

Actually, it's not only a short option. The reference implementation is written so that, if the option takes optional argument, such argument is only recognized when it is given within...

Yeah, that text only mentions how short option treat its argument. What matter here isn't about short or long options, but about an "optional" argument (as opposed to a required...

For long options, Guile behaves the same as the reference implementation---that is, if the argument is given separately, it isn't recognized as an "optional" argument. So it's only the short...