Suppose I'm writing a wrapper function for some shell program "foo" that takes an input file, an output file and has a bunch of configuration options.
(define (proc in out . config)
(system* (find-executable-path "foo") in out config))
This function doesn't work, because config doesn't evaluate to a string, it gives me '(config1 config2 ...).
Converting this list to a single string doesn't work either because, if my understanding of system* is correct, it will be interpreted as a single argument, not several.
My question is, how can I pass each member of config separately to system*?
