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> I have found solution which I can use while I have not learned enough > guile internals to make better one Good. > (define (test s v) > (if (not (symbol? s)) > (error "s must be symbol")) > (if (not (integer? (eval s))) > (error "s must evaluate to integer")) > (let ((x (list 'set! s v))) > (eval x))) > > (define var 0) > var => 0 > (test 'var 10) > var => 10 > > Now I will try to find more efficient ways to do that in C. Let me just say that you almost never need 'eval'. If you see it in your program, you're almost certainly doing something clumsy, and maybe even wrong. -russ -- "It's like a love-hate relationship, without the love." -- Jamie Zawinski, consummate UNIX hater, on Linux