Re: [Factor-talk] GC Bug? (Was: Out Of Memory)

Found the discussion about 32bit array : https://github.com/factor/factor/issues/1566 Also what's happening in your case is that the heap size grows when the arrays are allocated. If you gc, you will get rid of the arrays, but the heap doesn't shrink. So you can reallocate more arrays, but the

Re: [Factor-talk] GC Bug? (Was: Out Of Memory)

Hello! OK, opening the console I also see the message "fatal_error: Out of memory in VirtualAlloc". I did it this way: `6 [ 25 2^ 0 ] times` Now I have some further questions. When I do `5 [ 25 2^ 0 ] times` I see the factor.com process eating up ~930 Mb of memory. Why is it that after

Re: [Factor-talk] A bug ?

2015-10-01 8:47 GMT+02:00 HP Wei : > Thanks for suggesting to look at the source of (directory-entries) > > I see that the iterator over a directory is the word: with-unix-directory > and (directory-entries) uses produce to collect the entries into a sequence. > > I did not find

Re: [Factor-talk] A bug ?

Thanks for suggesting to look at the source of (directory-entries) I see that the iterator over a directory is the word: with-unix-directory and (directory-entries) uses produce to collect the entries into a sequence. I did not find a word in sequences that is similar to produce but does a

Re: [Factor-talk] A bug ?

You can do link-info instead. On Wed, Sep 30, 2015, 13:42 HP wei wrote: > While trying out the word each-file, I bumped into presumably > a bug in > > file-info ( path -- info ) > > Under linux, > if the path is a softlink (symbolic link), > > path file-info symbolic-link? >

Re: [Factor-talk] A bug ?

I see. That is how factor distinguishes stat and lstat :) Thanks. Now I can try out the process on a folder with many subfolders and with millions of files. [ I wish in factor, there is a facility to make an iterator type of object out of dirent. ] --HP On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 4:47 PM, Doug

Re: [Factor-talk] A bug ?

I mentioned before that it's not too hard to make an iterative using dirent, especially if you just call it directly yourself. You can see how it works by doing: IN: scratchpad \ (directory-entries) see Nothing technical prevents it, only that right now the iteration is hidden behind that

[Factor-talk] factor.sh bug

Doug, If factor.sh detects that it has been changed, then it runs itself again using 'sh'. However the script uses bash features and on some Unices 'sh' is not bash. It should run itself with bash instead. Slava -- This

[Factor-talk] FLUSH bug

My understanding of the FLUSH word is that it is supposed to flush the output buffer before proceeding. The documentation says: Waits for any pending output on output-stream to complete. This isn't happening on my Windows system (the 10-20-09 download). I noticed this in regard to Slava's

Re: [Factor-talk] FLUSH bug

Hugh, If you run the benchmark from the UI, no output will be displayed until the test word completes. This is because Factor uses co-operative threading and your word does not yield. This is not a big in flush (in fact, writing to the UI output stream, flush has no effect). Slava On Thu, Oct

[Factor-talk] help.html bug fix

I fixed the layout bug that my $link refactoring introduced in the generated HTML help. The patch is available in my help branch at git://github.com/klazuka/factor.git -keith -- Come build with us! The BlackBerryreg;

[Factor-talk] inspector bug

Hello When inspecting the model of a slider of a scroller (which I think means the inspector receives model-changed calls), I was told Cannot add/remove gadgets in layout* It seems the layout* method for a scroller changed the model, which, if inspected, makes the inspector want to change his

Re: [Factor-talk] inspector bug

Hi Sam, I'll take a look. I noticed that file-trees failed to load because the selected-value slot is gone. Also, I changed the table gadget implementation so that the selected-indices slot stores an assoc instead of a sorted sequence. This simplifies checking if an element is in the set (key?)

Re: [Factor-talk] Listener bug?

Hi John, I just pushed a patch fixing this problem. You were unlucky enough to hit a compiler bug that I introduced two days ago :-) I'm working on some compiler improvements right now so expect bugs once in a while. Thing will settle down again very soon. Slava On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 10:47

[Factor-talk] Listener bug?

Got the following bug from running the console version of Factor on Mac OSX. To reproduce: 1) Start ./factor 2) Type something (e.g., asdfsadf) 3) Type Ctrl-A 4) Type Ctrl-D ( scratchpad ) asdfasdfsadf^A Error in thread 6 (I/O wait, [ ~quotation~ ~quotation~ while ]): Fall-through in

Re: [Factor-talk] [XML bug?

Yeah, right now, you can't interpolate into xmlns slots because those values must be known at parsetime. This is basically an XML parsing error which I didn't write a good error message for. I might change this soon, to allow your kind of code (it would need reorganizing a lot of code), but I'm

[Factor-talk] Possible bug

In freshly loaded factor USE: http.server.static fails. While USING: http.server.cgi http.server.static ; works. I'm using latest git build in linux-x86. Maxim Savchenko -- Open Source Business Conference

Re: [Factor-talk] Possible bug

And one another problem. serve-file from http.server.static seems broken for me. In it's realization there is something strange: file-responder get file-responder is a tuple class, so get-ting something from it looks wierd. Maxim Savchenko

Re: [Factor-talk] Possible bug

Sorry. I have realised that serve-file is not intended to be used alone, outside of file-responder infrastructure. From the first sight it didn't look like auxiliary word. On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 11:33 PM, Maxim Savtchenko pdu...@gmail.com wrote: And one another problem. serve-file from

[Factor-talk] UI bug

Not all that important, but it can drive you nuts trying to figure out what is wrong. The real bug is marked in the code below. However, with this bug factor throws a strange error and if you try to close the UI window, crashes. IN: radar USING: accessors colors kernel opengl ui ui.gadgets

[Factor-talk] Fuel bug with quotes

Hi Jose, I'd like to echo the sentiments expressed on this list about how amazing FUEL is. In many ways this is as nice as or sometimes even nicer than SLIME. I found one small bug in FUEL (from the 01/15 download from Factor website of Windows binaries) with quoting. FUEL seems to be

Re: [Factor-talk] Fuel bug with quotes

Hi Glenn, V. Glenn Tarcea gtar...@umich.edu writes: Hi Jose, I’d like to echo the sentiments expressed on this list about how amazing FUEL is. In many ways this is as nice as or sometimes even nicer than SLIME. Thank you. I come from a lisp background, and slime is of course a source of

[Factor-talk] Small 'bug' in factor.el

The changes in the factor.el are great! One small 'problem' I found is that when highlighting keywords, a keyword like MIXIN: has the IN: highlighted, rather than the whole word. I haven't looked very hard at the regular expression matching, but one coughhackcough that fixes it is to move

Re: [Factor-talk] Small 'bug' in factor.el

It looks like factor.el didn't get recompiled on my system until I made a change. Never mind this bug report. Glenn V. Glenn Tarcea [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Nov 16, 2008, at 8:27 PM, Glenn Tarcea wrote: The changes in the factor.el are great! One small 'problem' I found is that when

[Factor-talk] Documentation bug - 'with-template'

Hi Factor team, The define-intrinsic documentation say to see 'with-template' for an explanation of the keys that may appear in the assoc, but there isn't any documentation associated with 'with-template'. (btw, am enjoying studying the factor compiler - nice work!) Cheers, Phil

Re: [Factor-talk] Known bug

At 05:40 PM 6/23/2007, you wrote: Hi all, Just a heads-up on a known bug in the darcs repository which I unfortunately I didn't have time to fix, so now I won't be able to fix it until I come back from my trip 3 weeks from now. Kind of late now, but has anyone fixed the problem with the help

Re: [Factor-talk] Documentation bug for button-down

Oh, I see. The first slot is the delegate slot that all tuples have. I was confused because the button-down documentation gives an example as T{ button-down f 1 }. - This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download

[Factor-talk] Tetris bug

Alex, I was testing apps/tetris and got it into a state where the pieces have stopped dropping but i can still move them and get points. Each piece appears and sits there. This happened when I was near the top -- perhaps the game thinks I lost even though I didn't? Doug

[Factor-talk] USE: bug

Hi Eduardo, A while ago you noticed that your USE: doesn't work in the TTY listener. I forgot all about it but recently noticed it again. This bug has been fixed. Slava - Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of

[Factor-talk] 0.88 bug fixing/testing period

Hi all, 0.88 is fast approaching, I only have bug fixes on my list. So extra testing and reporting would be appreciated. Cheers, Slava - Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? Get stuff