- in no particular order

  - pkg-config
    - guile.pc.in
    - install in ???

  - integrate top-level (module or script) static scanning
    - (hobbit4d guile-hobbit) sort-out-toplevel!
    - (scripts lint) check-top-syntax
    - (scripts lint) check-borders
    - (scripts generate-autoload) file-autoload-info
    - (scripts read-scheme-source) process
    - (scripts frisk) grok-proc
    - (scripts make-module-catalog) make-scanner

  - support #:use
    - review `define-module' and `use-module' error handling
    - exclusive (error if #:use-module)
    - unique

- 1.4.x thoughts (was ROADMAP)

    Generally

	- No breakage for current usage.
	- Build methodology evolved into architecture/implementation.
	- Build methodology documented and exported.
	- Scheme compilation to native code supported by build methodology.

	By the end of 1.4.x, we want to be able to use guile maximally
	from a "scheme world" point of view, reaching out from that
	centrality to the hardware and everything in between, and do so
	w/o forgetting how we did things before.

	The key task here is to understand what the hell we're doing.
	Then we put a name on it, put in place general machinery to
	handle that case and any historic cases, and lastly re-work
	these methodologies into scripts w/ parameters specific to Guile
	and documentation explaining how to specialize the scripts.
	Scripts then go under "guile-tools".

	Over time, these scripts will be contributed to the various tools
	that go into building Guile, namely auto*, libtool, and texinfo;
	in order to: (1) remove (or at least alleviate) the cross-build
	bootstrap problem introduced by 1.4.x methodology; (2) make them
	generally useful; (3) encourage system programming w/ Guile.

	Interfaces can only be removed if they are meant to be internal
	(that is, their exposure was a mistake in the first place).
	Compatibility should to be maintained by loading optional code
	for those cases.  Otherwise, any change to an interface must be
	additive only.

    Specifically

	1.4.1 -- cleanup (done)

	1.4.2 -- hide libs / document (see TODO)

	1.4.3 -- maximal autoload
		 - figure out leaf features
		 - document interfaces
		 - make them autoloadable
		 - autoload libguileqthreads


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