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bug#73685: [patch] to silence diagnostic compile messages and welcome me
From: |
Matt Wette |
Subject: |
bug#73685: [patch] to silence diagnostic compile messages and welcome message (was GUILE_QUIET) |
Date: |
Mon, 7 Oct 2024 17:56:44 -0700 |
User-agent: |
Mozilla Thunderbird |
The attached three patches provide modifications to Guile to provide
users the ability
to silence compile and loading messages that occur when using Guile
interactively. In
addition, there is a separate capability added to allow users to silence
the welcome
message. The first is performed by using the `-I' command line
argument, or setting
the (new) current-info-port to a void-port:
> (current-info-port (%make-void-port "w"))
The second is performed by, for example, adding the following code to
the ~/.guile file:
((@ (system repl repl) %inhibit-welcome-message) #t)
The three patches are
0001) fix a minor typo in load.c, associated with the procedure
set-current-output-port
0002) make changes to add and use current-info-port, and the associated
`-I' command arg
0003) make changes to add and implement the %inhibit-welcome-message
parameter.
Please consider for merge into the main branch.
Many thanks to Arne Babenhauserhiede for engaging discussions on this
subject.
Thanks,
Matt
0003-Create-procedure-to-enable-silencing-the-Guile-welco.patch
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0002-Redirect-diagnostice-output-messages-e.g.-auto-compi.patch
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0001-Fix-typo-in-naming-function-set-current-output-port.patch
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- bug#73685: [patch] to silence diagnostic compile messages and welcome message (was GUILE_QUIET),
Matt Wette <=