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Okay, here is something to play with, a proposal for a new module system. I've uploaded a set of patches against the current cvs source on /ftp@ftp.tfh-berlin.de:/pub/incoming/module.tar. (The directory at red-bean /ftp@ftp.red-bean.com:/pub/incoming/ is not public writeable) It is a full featured module system that uses separate name spaces (every module has its own obarray), total ordering based on the unix file system abstraction (module "peter/test" is differend from "hugo/test"), and is very small and simple. Some examples: ; create a new module "hugo" (module "hugo") (define a 1) (define* p 2) ; same as "define-public" ;-------------------- ;create a new module "walter" (module "walter") (define a 2) (define* p 3); ;-------------------- ;back to module "hugo" (module "hugo") a -> 1 (define* k 12) ;-------------------- ;create a new module "test" (module "test") (define h (module* "hugo")) ; use-module: hugo (define w (module* "walter")) ;use-module: walter h.p -> 2 w.p ->3 (set! h.p 99) ;-------------------- ;back to "hugo" (module "hugo") p -> 99 ;-------------------- ;back to "test" (module "test") (define p (module* "ice-9/test1")) ; ice-9 not defined yet, load it p.p -> 9 h.p -> 99 w.p -> 3 The module system is not complete yet, so don't expect too much. :) Jost