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# Line 100  by the Free Software Foundation. Line 100  by the Free Software Foundation.
100  @sp 10  @sp 10
101  @comment The title is printed in a large font.  @comment The title is printed in a large font.
102  @title Guile Reference Manual  @title Guile Reference Manual
103    @subtitle Edition @value{MANUAL_EDITION}, for use with Guile @value{VERSION}
104  @subtitle $Id$  @subtitle $Id$
 @subtitle For use with Guile @value{VERSION}  
105    
106  @c AUTHORS  @c AUTHORS
107    
# Line 217  Part I: Introduction to Guile Line 217  Part I: Introduction to Guile
217  * Obtaining and Installing Guile::  * Obtaining and Installing Guile::
218  * Reporting Bugs::              Reporting bugs in Guile or this manual.  * Reporting Bugs::              Reporting bugs in Guile or this manual.
219    
220  Part II: Programming with Guile  Part II: Writing and Running Guile Scheme
221    
222  * Programming Intro::           Introduction to this part.  * Running Intro::               Introduction to this part.
223  * Programming Overview::        An overview of Guile programming.  * Guile Scheme::                Guile's implementation of Scheme.
 * Scheme Intro::                Introduction to Guile Scheme.  
 * Basic Ideas::                 Basic ideas in Scheme.  
224  * Guile Scripting::             How to write Guile scripts.  * Guile Scripting::             How to write Guile scripts.
225  * Command Line Handling::       Command line options and arguments.  * Command Line Handling::       Command line options and arguments.
226    * Debugging Features::          Features for debugging errors.
227    * Autoconf Support::            Guile-specific configure.in macros.
228    * Miscellaneous Tools::         Snarfing, linting, etc.
229    * Basic Ideas::                 Basic ideas in Scheme.
230    * Further Reading::             Where to find out more about Scheme.
231    
232    Part III: Guile as an Extension Language
233    
234    * Programming Intro::           Introduction to this part.
235  * Libguile Intro::              Using Guile as an extension language.  * Libguile Intro::              Using Guile as an extension language.
236  * Guile API::                   Overview of the Guile API.  * Programming Overview::        An overview of Guile programming.
237  * Data Representation::         Data representation in Guile.  * Data Representation::         Data representation in Guile.
238  * GH::                          The deprecated GH interface.  * GH::                          The deprecated GH interface.
 * Debugger User Interface::  
 * Autoconf Support::            Guile-specific configure.in macros.  
 * Miscellaneous Tools::         Snarfing, linting, etc.  
 * Further Reading::             Where to find out more about Scheme programming.  
239    
240  Part III: Guile API Reference  Part IV: Guile API Reference
241    
242  * Reference Intro::             Introduction to the Guile API reference.  * Reference Intro::             Introduction to the Guile API reference.
243    * API Overview::                Overview of the Guile API.
244  * Simple Data Types::           Numbers, strings, booleans and so on.  * Simple Data Types::           Numbers, strings, booleans and so on.
245  * Compound Data Types::         Data types for holding other data.  * Compound Data Types::         Data types for holding other data.
246  * Procedures and Macros::       Procedures and macros.  * Procedures and Macros::       Procedures and macros.
# Line 254  Part III: Guile API Reference Line 258  Part III: Guile API Reference
258  * Debugging::                   Internal debugging interface.  * Debugging::                   Internal debugging interface.
259  * Deprecated::                  Features that are planned to disappear.  * Deprecated::                  Features that are planned to disappear.
260    
261  Part IV: Guile Modules  Part V: Guile Modules
262    
263  * SLIB::                        Using the SLIB Scheme library.  * SLIB::                        Using the SLIB Scheme library.
264  * POSIX::                       POSIX system calls and networking.  * POSIX::                       POSIX system calls and networking.
# Line 287  Indices Line 291  Indices
291  @include intro.texi  @include intro.texi
292    
293  @page  @page
294  @node Programming Intro  @node Running Intro
295  @unnumbered Part II: Programming with Guile  @unnumbered Part II: Writing and Running Guile Scheme
296    
297  In this part of the manual, we aim to present a wide ranging picture of  Guile's core language is Scheme, and an awful lot can be achieved simply
298  what it means to program using Guile, to provide guidance, practical  by using Guile to write and run Scheme programs.  In this part of the
299  guidelines and tips for @emph{how} to program in Guile, and to document  manual, we explain how to use Guile in this mode, and describe the tools
300  the tools that are available to help you with your programming.  For  that Guile provides to help you with script writing, debugging and
301  detailed reference information on the variables, functions etc. that  packaging your programs for distribution.
302  make up Guile's application programming interface (API), please refer to  
303  Part III (@pxref{Reference Intro,,Part III --- Guile API Reference}).  For readers who are not yet familiar with the Scheme language, this part
304    includes a chapter that presents the basic concepts of the language, and
305    gives references to freely available Scheme tutorial material on the
306    web.
307    
308  We begin in the first chapter of this part by looking at the programming  For detailed reference information on the variables, functions etc. that
309  options available.  make up Guile's application programming interface (API), please refer to
310    Part IV (@pxref{Reference Intro,,Part IV --- Guile API Reference}).
311    
 @include program.texi  
312  @include scheme-intro.texi  @include scheme-intro.texi
 @include scheme-ideas.texi  
313  @include scripts.texi  @include scripts.texi
314  @include script-getopt.texi  @include script-getopt.texi
 @include extend.texi  
 @include scm.texi  
 @include data-rep.texi  
 @include gh.texi  
315  @include debugging.texi  @include debugging.texi
316  @include autoconf.texi  @include autoconf.texi
317  @include tools.texi  @include tools.texi
318    @include scheme-ideas.texi
319  @include scheme-reading.texi  @include scheme-reading.texi
320    
321  @page  @page
322    @node Programming Intro
323    @unnumbered Part III: Guile as an Extension Language
324    
325    In this part of the manual, we aim to present a wide ranging picture of
326    what it means to use Guile as an application extension language, to
327    provide guidance, practical guidelines and tips for @emph{how} to
328    program in Guile, and to document the tools that are available to help
329    you with your programming.  For detailed reference information on the
330    variables, functions etc. that make up Guile's application programming
331    interface (API), please refer to Part IV (@pxref{Reference Intro,,Part
332    IV --- Guile API Reference}).
333    
334    @include extend.texi
335    @include program.texi
336    @include data-rep.texi
337    @include gh.texi
338    
339    @page
340  @node Reference Intro  @node Reference Intro
341  @unnumbered Part III: Guile API Reference  @unnumbered Part IV: Guile API Reference
342    
343  Guile provides an application programming interface (@dfn{API}) to  Guile provides an application programming interface (@dfn{API}) to
344  developers in two core languages: Scheme and C.  This part of the manual  developers in two core languages: Scheme and C.  This part of the manual
345  contains reference documentation for all of the functionality that is  contains reference documentation for all of the functionality that is
346  available through both Scheme and C interfaces.  available through both Scheme and C interfaces.
347    
348    @include scm.texi
349  @include scheme-data.texi  @include scheme-data.texi
350  @include scheme-compound.texi  @include scheme-compound.texi
351  @include scheme-procedures.texi  @include scheme-procedures.texi
# Line 343  available through both Scheme and C inte Line 365  available through both Scheme and C inte
365    
366  @iftex  @iftex
367  @page  @page
368  @unnumbered{Part IV: Guile Modules}  @unnumbered{Part V: Guile Modules}
369  @end iftex  @end iftex
370    
371  @include slib.texi  @include slib.texi

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