On Sep 26, 2015, at 12:41 PM, Arthur A. Gleckler <xxxxxx@speechcode.com> wrote:

This is just a reminder that SRFI 122 reached the end of its initial sixty-day discussion period yesterday. (It was first published on 27 Jul.) The discussion can go on, but in theory, the longest extension is supposed to be to ninety days.

What does everyone think? Is it ready for finalization?

Sorry, no, not yet, even though I’ve made a fair number of changes in response to comments by John and Per. Perhaps I haven’t been putting enough time into it because of other things that have come up since then.

I think current open issues include:

1. What should the API be for functions like array-curry and array-distinguish-one-axis? I currently add a suffix to the name of the operation to indicate the type of the output of the operation, but that approach has met with almost universal disapproval.

2. I chose operations that I have found useful in my work. Should other operations, specifically permutation operators (transpose an array, etc.), be part of the SRFI?

Brad