building g-wrap with guile installed in a nonstandard prefix

[gregory benison]

Given that there are now two major versions of guile in common use, I think it is worthwhile to make it as easy as possible to build, test, and use g-wrap using any guile interpreter, even one installed in a non-standard prefix or one called something other than 'guile' (
guile-1.8, for example).

My guile-1.6 is installed with prefix /usr , and my guile-1.8 is installed with prefix /opt.
I can build g-wrap against guile-1.8 using:

$srcdir/configure PATH=/opt/bin:$PATH

Everything builds fine except 'make check' fails-- the g-wrap libraries
are linked against libguile from guile-1.8, but the tests invoke the
guile interpreter as simply 'guile', which finds the guile-1.6
interpreter in /usr/bin, which then segfaults when it tries to use the
g-wrap libraries.  It is possible to replace all
calls to plain 'guile' in the g-wrap source tree with calls to the
autoconf variable @GUILE@, which points to the correct interpreter
wherever it is installed (and under whatever name).

I have made a patch regarding this issue in my branch of g-wrap, located at:

address@hidden/g-wrap--benison--0--patch-12

available from my archive at:

http://oregonstate.edu/~benisong/archives/2006


I have also made a changeset (attached), against:
address@hidden/g-wrap--devo--2.0

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