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Re: Why does the GC frees my function?

To: Dimitri Ara <dimitri dot ara at mail dot dotcom dot fr>
Subject: Re: Why does the GC frees my function?
From: Miroslav Silovic <silovic at zesoi dot fer dot hr>
Date: 26 Feb 2000 18:10:37 +0100
Cc: guile at sourceware dot cygnus dot com
References: <877lfvo5k6.fsf@toto.debian> <7esnyj2bpe.fsf@zesoi.fer.hr> <87snyis1vt.fsf@toto.debian> <7eema1mtfm.fsf@zesoi.fer.hr> <87ema1rrid.fsf@toto.debian>

Dimitri Ara <dimitri.ara@mail.dotcom.fr> writes:

> Hum, I didn't found any function named scm_gc_protect. I tried with
> other function like scm_gc_mark ou scm_object_protect but it doesn't
> work.

scm_protect_object.

It's in prefix/include/libguile/gc.h (reading headers is your friend :) )


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