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Does TARGET represent the GNU(/Hurd) system?
Return the substring of FILE without its extension, if any.
Return '> when A denotes a newer version than B, '< when A denotes a older version than B, or '= when they denote equal versions.
Return the shortest version prefix to unambiguously identify VERSION among VERSIONS. For example:
(version-unique-prefix "2.0" '("3.0" "2.0")) => "2"
(version-unique-prefix "2.2" '("3.0.5" "2.0.9" "2.2.7")) => "2.2"
(version-unique-prefix "27.1" '("27.1")) => ""
Is the architecture of TARGET a variant of Microchip's AVR architecture?
Return an input port where INPUT is decompressed according to COMPRESSION, a symbol such as 'xz.
Return an input port that wraps PORT such that all newlines consist of a single linefeed.
Are we running on a Hurd system? This is almost never the right function, use target-hurd? or system-hurd? instead.
Does TARGET represent the 32bit GNU(/Hurd) system?
Compute the Levenshtein distance between two strings.
Search in FILE for a top-level definition created using DEFINE-PREFIX, with the defined term compared to TERM through PRED. Return the location if PRED returns #t, or #f otherwise.
Return the Guix package name for a given package NAME.
Replace all occurrences of SUBSTR in the START--END range of STR by REPLACEMENT.
Is the current system the 64bit GNU(/Hurd) system?
Return true if V1 is a version prefix of V2:
(version-prefix? "4.1" "4.16.2") => #f (version-prefix? "4.1" "4.1.2") => #t
Call PROC with a name of a temporary directory; close the directory and delete it when leaving the dynamic extent of this call.
Return "major>.<minor>.<point>", where major, minor and point are the major, minor and point version numbers from the version-string. For example, (version-major+minor+point "6.4.5.2") returns "6.4.5" or (version-major+minor+point "1.19.2-2581-324ca14c3003") returns "1.19.2".
Does TARGET represent the 64bit GNU(/Hurd) system?
Insert EXPR before the top-level expression specified by SOURCE-PROPERTIES.
Retrieve value of environment variable denoted by string VARIABLE in the form of a list of strings (`char-set:graphic' tokens) suitable for consumption by `args-fold', if VARIABLE is defined, otherwise return an empty list.
Return #t when A denotes a version newer or equal to B.