Migration to gnucash as guile script has begun.
Rob Browning
rlb@defaultvalue.org
Fri, 16 Nov 2001 18:08:00 -0600
Bill Gribble <grib@linuxdevel.com> writes:
> 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.
Or just run
gdb guile
from any prompt and then call
run -s gnucash.sh
If we want to be able to do this, and I tend to think it's convenient,
we need to make sure not to do anything important on the /bin/sh side
of the !#. So all the envt var settings and other configuration
should be handled directly from the guile code.
> rlb: do you think the name 'gnucash.sh' is appropriate? Shouldn't it be
> gnucash.scm?
I figured it didn't really matter since it's going to be changed to
just plain gnucash in the very near future, but in general, I'd say
that both .sh *and* .scm are wrong for an executable.
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Rob Browning
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