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karlheg@inetarena.com (Karl M. Hegbloom) writes: > I didn't know that. The globbing would be good to have... I guess > that ought to go straight into glibc. :-) Well, it should be ripped out first; because that will take a while and not be present on all systems (eg, my 386) we should probably sutff it in guile and see what people think. We'd need to get the bash author's approval to slap the guile license on it. $%#! copyright law. I still think readline is problematic to include in the standard libguile. > What do the other folks in this mailing list do and study? What do > yous use guile for? What do you program with it? I'm very curious. > Will I be able to land a job someday for knowing a lot about this > stuff? Doing what? I think you've nailed all the good ones. In fact, this reads like the recommended list on comp.lang.scheme. You may want to check on www.schemers.org to see if you've mised anything, but those are the good ones. As for finding a job, I don't know how many there are, but sscheme is getting used as a CGI language now... there was a posting on c.l.s yesterday about somebody needing to hire a contractor immmediately to program scheme. Of course, there are piles of jobs doing web programming that pay very highly. Mostly not interesting. I think this will get you a more interesting job. Not that the programming language you know matters much; I'm doing a programming job in a langauage that is new to me as of four months ago. (A bletcherous, crufty, and very powerful language...) This should make you a better programmer... I wish I had the time and money to read and own all those books. Andrew