TODO

NEED: **********************************************************************

  genetic algorithm infrastructure in (search genetic-alg)

  file format readers in (file format xxx)

  take (ice-9 ftw) into (file find) ?  And perhaps make the stat'ing optional 
   for cases when it isn't necessary.
 
  add A* search, greedy-search, and alpha-beta search to (search basic)

  add regex lib that can apply a regex to a soft port.

  figure out what to put for file header copyright information on
  files with no identifyable copyright info on them

  document unit test stuff (or ask jmax to do it??)

  more unit tests on string.transform...not all methods fully
  regression tested

  Add at the very least the Newton-Rhaphson method to (math minima),
   and potentially more.  (add text to the documentation about when
   you should use which methods)

  A syslog handler for the logger

Consider:
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  (math minima):golden-section-search has an arg @var{prec} that means
   different things based on its value...it would be better to convert
   to (ice-9 optargs) so these could be keyword-based.

  Put #:autoload in the module definitions where some modules were
  'used' to support just a couple of methods.

  Make prime> and prime< in (math prime) count by 2 instead of 1, for
  a speed increase...

  Evaluate SLIB wttree.scm to see how much faster the set operations
  are than core guile's.

  Consider extending the (logging logger) registration mechanism to be
  hierarchical like python's mechanism.

Needed modules: *******************************************************

(implement via soft-ports???)
lagger log-protocol   ;; defines the logging interface
logger rotating-text  ;; concrete logger
logger syslog         ;; concrete logger

net email  mailbox-protocol
net email  maildir
net email  mbox

text parse-lalr
text lex-lalr
text diff   provide algorithms for producing diffs

import more SLIB stuff

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