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in response headers.
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Return the major version number as string from the version-string.
Return the source root directory of the Guix found in %load-path.
Return the Nix system type corresponding to TRIPLET, a GNU triplet as returned by `config.guess'.
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".
Is the architecture of TARGET a 'riscv64' machine?
Does TARGET represent the GNU(/Hurd) system?
Return "<major>.<minor>", where major and minor are the major and minor version numbers from version-string.
Return an output port whose input is compressed according to COMPRESSION, a symbol such as 'xz, and then written to OUTPUT. In addition return a list of PIDs to wait for. OPTIONS is a list of strings passed to the compression program--e.g., '("--fast").
Are we running on a x86_64 system? This is almost never the right function, use target-x86-64? or system-x86-64? instead.
Is the current system the GNU(/Hurd) system?
Jump to LINE and COLUMN (both one-indexed) in PORT. Maintain a source location map such that this can boil down to seek(2) and a few read(2) calls, which can drastically speed up repetitive operations on large files.
Return #t when A denotes a version newer or equal to B.
Is the architecture of TARGET a variant of Intel/AMD's 64-bit architecture (x86_64) using 32-bit data types?
Return '> when A denotes a newer version than B, '< when A denotes a older version than B, or '= when they denote equal versions.
Is the operating system of TARGET Windows?
Does TARGET represent the 32bit GNU(/Hurd) system?
Are we running on a 64bit Hurd? This is almost never the right function, use target-hurd64? or system-hurd64? instead.
Return ARGS augmented with any keyword/value from DEFAULTS for keywords not already present in ARGS.
Call 'readlink' until the result is not a symlink.