Unsafe Conversions and Inlining

[Christopher Howard]

Hi, I'm doing a project with SDR involving a lot of number crunching,
as SDR usually does, with Guile 3.0 embedded in a C application. Of
course,  the idea is to have the C functions handle the low-level
number crunching. But it some places it is difficult to get around
performance hits from required scheme conversions, e.g.: scheme
bytevector -> scheme pointer -> C pointer. Of course, working on
reducing those, but wondering...

(1) Do I have any options for unsafe conversions, e.g., some guile
library out there which would convert bytevector to C pointer without
typechecking?

(2) Is there anything I can do as far as inlining those core conversion
functions that might be useful?

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