Re: defining module from macro

> > (begin
> >   (module tmpmod (tmp)
> >     (define (tmp) 1))
> >   (module mod (f)
> >     (import tmpmod)
> >     (define (f x) x)))
> The problem is that compile-file does not evaluate
> If the two were not in the same expression there
> wouldn't be this problem.

I see. I had to create two macros to work around this
problem (which is mildly unpleasant). I guess this is
the best I can do, since a single macro can only
generate a single expression, right?

> (define (syntax-expand expr)
>   (parameterize ((emit-annotations #f))
>     (sc-expand expr)))

OK; now what's with the weird symbols:

#;> (syntax-expand ''x)
(#%quote x)

Can't I just get (quote x)? This is not about looks --
I want to be able to feed macroexpanded expressions to
other macros.

Thanks!
Dan

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