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Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations Lassi Kortela (09 May 2019 15:44 UTC)
Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations Lassi Kortela (09 May 2019 15:59 UTC)
Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations John Cowan (09 May 2019 23:49 UTC)
Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations Lassi Kortela (11 May 2019 12:52 UTC)
Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations John Cowan (11 May 2019 18:34 UTC)
Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations Lassi Kortela (11 May 2019 19:28 UTC)
Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations John Cowan (11 May 2019 20:32 UTC)

Re: Existing OS APIs in Scheme implementations Lassi Kortela 11 May 2019 19:27 UTC

> The BitBucket repo that I've been referring to began life as WG1's Trac
> wiki, but when we lost that it was easier to convert it to a repo than a
> BitBucket wiki (Mercurial repos are much more portable).  I'm perfectly
> happy to give write access to whomever wants it (currently just me and
> Art Gleckler).  I really don't want to see yet another location for this
> work.

Fair enough. Do you mean that instead of a wiki we would do mercurial
commits to the repo? (Does BitBucket have a built-in wiki, and if so, is
it any good or would you rather just stick to version control commits
from the get-go?) I can have write access, or if BitBucket has an
equivalent to pull requests, I can submit those. My handle there is @lassi.