Migration to gnucash as guile script has begun.

[Derek Atkins]

Bill Gribble <grib@linuxdevel.com> writes:

> It's not really a shell script, it's a guile program.  It just uses a 

Perhaps a "guile script" is the right term?

> I think you can just change the 'guile' to 'gdb guile' and away you go. 
> It might make sense to have an alternate script that does this;
> gnucash-gdb or something. 

This might be nice, for convenience.  Or perhaps an env. variable
GNC_RUN_GDB which, when set, would run gdb guile instead of just
guile.

Also, hopefully it specifies the full path to guile as determineda
configure-time?

> rlb: do you think the name 'gnucash.sh' is appropriate?  Shouldn't it be
> gnucash.scm? 

I'm not convinced of this -- it isn't really a .scm file; it really is
a shell script that runs guile with scheme code.  A .scm file would,
IMHO, signify a file that you could (load) into guile, which this
doesn't sound like it would be.

> b.g.

-derek

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