Re: Things to hack on?

Tom Lord <lord-1tv/[email protected]> writes:

> One idea is to move those to src/libscm, review/unrot them, and write
> some tests.
>
OK, have done that now. Changeset is pika-scm--lists--0.1--patch-1:

* Moved scm_is_list() and scm_list_ilength() from
  unfinished-code/libscm/pairs.c to libscm/pairs.c, unrotted and
  polished them.

* Implemented scm_is_circular_list().

* New unit test test/pair-tests/unit-lists.c, which covers above
  functionality.

Don't bother with it, if you don't really need it, there is more stuff
on the line.

> The code in there that does interrupt polling can just be #if 0'ed
> out for now (and add a #undef FIXME there too -- to make it easier
> to grep for).
>
Done. Just out of curiosity: what are "interrupts" for? (haven't found
anything explanatory with a quick grep)

Andy
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