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Hi Matthew,<br>
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Is it also possible to redirect stdout/stderr from within the wmzscheme
executable?<br>
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Thanks<br>
Hans<br>
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Matthew Flatt schreef:
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<pre wrap="">At Sun, 13 Nov 2005 20:38:17 +0100, Hans Oesterholt wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Sometime ago I asked a question regarding wmzscheme.
This issue was solved with the answer provided here.
However I stumbled on one thing:
Look here for the command line I need to use to
get wmzscheme.exe working with the 'standard collection paths as installed'
D:\build\log\wmzscheme.exe -e
(begin(current-library-collection-
paths(cons\"d:/devel/mzscheme/collects\"(current-library-collection-
paths)))(require\"log4scm-viewer.scm\")(main)(exit))
Is there a better way?
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You could build the collection path into the "wmzscheme.exe" binary:
(require (lib "embed.ss" "compiler"))
(make-embedding-executable "wmzscheme.exe"
#f #f null null
`((current-library-collection-paths
',(current-library-collection-paths)))
null
'((subsystem . windows)))
Matthew
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