Anton,
You recompiled, but you should have bootstrapped again since it's all
on the Factor side. Bootstrap again with the two dlls in the
directory with your f.exe and it should work.
From the blog, the step is listed in the ingredients section at
the top and as a bullet:
*
Anton,
Your previous message says you copied the files and recompiled only,
with no mention of bootstrap. Every time I have had this problem a
bootstrap has fixed it. What about doing f -shell=tty and trying
'recompile' or 'compile-all'? Then 'save' your image, of course.
Also, try
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
Anton,
. does not flush; perhaps that's what Slava was getting at.
However, you are also doing things way wrong...your function expects
four arguments yet you leave them on the stack!
: stream-callback ( -- object )
char { void* void* int void* } stdcall [
callbak'd! print flush
:
Hi,
On 5/24/07, Doug Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you look at libs/crypto/hmac.factor? I think we already have the
equivalent of this code. It's more complicated because I tried to
optimize md5-hmac to open streams less but I didn't benchmark to see
if it's even much faster.
Nope
Kio,
To bootstrap with the latest darcs change this line:
./Factor/core/cpu/x86/32/32.factor 254
-4 x86-backend compiler-backend set-global
+T{ x86-backend f 4 } compiler-backend set-global
Similarly for 64bit:
./Factor/core/cpu/x86/64/64.factor
-8 x86-backend compiler-backend set-global
+T{
Hi,
If unit-test worked like you wanted, your first unit test wouldn't
test much besides does the quotation I'm testing throw an
exception, because if [ 2 3 + ] somehow returned 7 it would still
pass. So a better unit test would involve checking a known answer,
like [ 5 ] [ 2 3 + ]
I had this problem with Cygwin recently. I believe that the
ownership on your dlls is wrong. chmod can't fix it, you have to
change the ACL in the Windows Security panel from file manager, or
else don't wget the files, delete them, and download again through a
browser. I have no idea
There's probably an empty directory in one of the roots. Windows git
has an error where it won't delete the directories; I didn't know it
happened on Mac too.
On Nov 20, 2007, at 4:24 PM, Alex Chapman wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble bootstrapping the latest git on osx:
git pull
make
Jorge,
misc/factor.sh now uses curl if it's available. Thanks for the patch.
Doug
On Feb 7, 2008, at 3:12 AM, Jorge Acereda Maciá wrote:
Hi,
This patch adds support for curl (installed by default on Mac OS X).
Greetings,
Jorge Acereda
curl.patch
You can do numberstring for numbers and unparse for most anything else.
SYMBOL: foo
foo unparse
24.5 numberstring
Doug
On Feb 27, 2008, at 8:51 AM, Nikhil Marathe wrote:
Hello all,
I'm new to factor, and I was wondering if there is an equivalent for
Python's __repr__ or __str__ or Java's
FreeBSD 64 works too!
Doug
On 3/27/08, Slava Pestov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Doug and I invested some effort into getting Factor running on
(Net|Open|Free)BSD, 32-bit and 64-bit x86, with the exception of FreeBSD
x86-64. All unit tests pass; we'll take care of 64-bit FreeBSD soon.
Hi Nikhil,
There's a tutorial in the Factor UI that describes a typical workflow.
If you hit alt-2 and the cookbook appears, it's called Your first
program under Starting points.
Here's an example.
You might decide to make a physics directory, so you'd first make this file:
Hi Leon,
In regards to (a), I'm not sure if that was intentional or overlooked.
However, (b) is certiainly a feature, as we have disallowed tabs in
favor of spaces only. Of course you can use tabs in string and
character literals:
\twhy tabs?
CHAR: \t
Doug
On 4/10/08, [EMAIL
Hi John,
I pushed a patch that might fix your problem. Now the WM_SYSCOMMAND
message is parsed for window minimize, maximize, and restore, and the
window drawing is turned off when it's minimized.
To test, please bootstrap with -exclude=io because file monitors are
broken on windows right
Windows can't overwrite the file if it's in use. If I know factor.sh
has changed, on a Windows box i'll do
git pull; ./build-support/factor.sh update
To restore the file just:
git checkout build-support/factor.sh
This might be a good one for the faq.
Doug
On May 5, 2008, at
Try using the tty listener:
./factor -run=listener
I have never had arithmetic calculations mess up like that. Can you
narrow down the problem if it's broken in the tty?
Doug
On Jun 2, 2008, at 12:11 PM, Doug Nichols [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I built factor on an old G3 ibook that runs
Slava suggested { $snippet ascent }, and this looks OK, but maybe
we should make a new type for it? { $setter ascent } { $getter
ascent }
Doug
On Aug 29, 2008, at 3:58 PM, Eduardo Cavazos wrote:
Slava,
Check out the help for 'font' from 'ui.freetype'. It mentions slots
by the old
I didn't see any compiler errors when I added the 'ALIAS: second
seconds' to calendar. In fact, Factor didn't even throw the popup
exception until I bootstrapped again. I could have been using the
same image for a few more days and made lots of commits before ever
having to bootstrap
Hi all,
I created a Factor Developers group on Linkedin.com. I'll have to
approve you and there is no way around it. Just out of curiosity,
does anyone have an opinion about Linkedin? I have a profile but I
hardly ever use the site. I find their interface a bit confusing,
like they
Hi Joe,
I added a way to set your target platform in the command line. If you
run the script as usual but with a second parameter, the script parses
this parameter and overrides the OS, ARCH, and WORD variables for all
options.
For example, both of these should work now:
Factor recently started using the Objective C 2.0 bridge, so Mac OS X
10.5 is required. This means we should have 64bit binaries on Intel
Mac soon. Our official position is that 10.4 users should upgrade to
10.5, but unofficially I guess if someone wanted to maintain the 10.4
port then
Hi Joe,
I'm running x64 Ubuntu 8.04 with a GeForce 8600 GT and the NVIDIA
driver. The two required extensions are reported by gl-extensions,
but the spheres doesn't work.
Running spheres gives me a black spheres window and a popup window saying:
An error occurred while drawing the world T{
Joe,
Sorry for taking so long to reply.
I get three popups when doing spheres run:
1 - The spheres window itself (pops up black)
2 -
Required OpenGL version 2.0 not supported (1.4 available)
Required OpenGL extensions not supported:
GL_ARB_shader_objects
3 -
An error occurred while
On Nov 30, 2008, at 4:32 PM, Slava Pestov wrote:
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:17 PM, Chris Double [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't really like this. Creating objects is common and I think
escaping things with \ should be rare.
I agree.
Actually, \ is invisible to me, but maybe I've done
However, always using '\' isn't a substitute for a real convention.
Seeing a
backslash doesn't necessarily signify a class name, which is the
point of a
naming convention.
I just realized there are two issues here.
1) Having a convention for class names
2) Making it safe to define
We're redoing the UI to feel more like the command-line listener. The
tabbed approach is likely to go to, with individual browser, walker,
profiler windows replacing it.
You can turn the stack printout off with:
display-stacks? off
The best place to see the changes is the git log.
Hi all,
I added a word 'glue' to sequences:
: glue ( seq1 seq2 seq3 -- newseq )
swap 3append ;
Instead of:
a b , swap 3append .
a,b
you can do:
a b , glue .
a,b
The third parameter glues the other two sequences together.
The other sequences word is called surround:
:
the boot image is stale but recent enough for bootstrap to succeed.
the fix is to upload new images, and a longterm fix could involve
mason detecting this somehow and not uploading binaries.
Doug
On Dec 23, 2008, at 21:44, Eduardo Cavazos wayo.cava...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello,
Jeff,
I tried your 4DNav app -- it's really cool!
One thing I had to change to get it working is in extra/4DNav/
4DNav.factor
-extra/4DNav
+resource:extra/4DNav
The resource: is interpreted by the normalize-path word and replaced
with the Factor directory. Pathnames are
call it as a toplevel form and drop the result.
Doug
On Dec 29, 2008, at 12:10, Samuel Tardieu s...@rfc1149.net wrote:
Slava == Slava Pestov sl...@factorcode.org writes:
Slava Make it a MEMO: word. Then the result will only be computed
Slava once.
Done, you can pull from
Hi Jose,
Here's a real nit-picky one:
SYMBOLS: c d e f g t ;
f and t are highlighted like they're false and true. This also
happens in TUPLE:, VARS:, etc.
Then there's the question of which ``f'' is in scope after the
SYMBOLS: definition...
Doug
How about extra/pack?
You can do something like:
B{ 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 }
iiicq unpack-le .
{ 4 6 8 3 0 }
I just added a new way to read packed bytes from a stream directly:
B{ 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 } binary byte-reader [
iii read-packed-le
]
Hi Paul,
For some reason I thought I pushed a fix for this already. The
problem is that Windows 64 has both Program files and Program files
(x86) but the shell32 API errors out on Windows 32 if you try to look
up the second program files directory. The error handler was also
wrong,
Hi,
I've renamed some words -- contains? is now any?, which is parallel in
name with all?. The left and right versions of padding and trimming
words should really have operated on heads and tails, since some
languages are written right to left.
Here's the list:
contains? - any?
Steve,
Yes, I thought of this too and discussed it with Slava. My use case
was:
ERROR: no-foo key ;
: lookup-foo ( key assoc -- value )
at* [ no-foo ] unless ;
You really want the bad key included in the error tuple, and like you
said, it's tough to do this currently.
Like if* and
Hi,
I'm just following up on these instructions for 64-bit Windows.
gfortran is availble in the mingw-w64 build of gcc from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64
In the Makefile.in Joe describes for CBLAS, make all his changes and
also change g77 to gfortran.
I copied the cblas_WINDOWS.a
That's the plan, but we might have to change a line or two of code in
the deployment tool.
Doug
On Feb 8, 2009, at 4:55 PM, Adam wrote:
Doug, can the console app be deployed as *.exe though?
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Doug Coleman
doug.cole...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, the change
Thanks for the bug report. This is fixed now -- the randomize word
could not exchange an element with itself, so two element sequences
would always just reverse.
There's a unit test to make sure this doesn't happen again.
Doug
On Feb 14, 2009, at 2:29 AM, study.ana...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
You don't need a macro to do what you're doing:
: print-with-suffix ( str -- ) append print ;
is correct as is. Macros are for expanding code at compile-time. In
the UI, do macros about and read the docs. Some good examples of
macros are in basis/generalizations and
Hi,
The Emacs integration for Windows now tries to find your emacsclient
binary by recursively searching through the Program Files\Emacs and
Program Files(x86)\Emacs directories. This is the default path for
emacs-w32, which is the emacs that worked the best out of the box on
Windows and
A fix for this bug has been in the repository for a couple of days now
and new Windows binaries should upload within an few hours. If you
are using a version you bootstrapped today from the git repository and
the bug is still there, let me know.
Doug
On Mar 31, 2009, at 2:55 PM, Hegedűs
Alex,
Take a look at Joe's extra/literals. You can do something like:
CONSTANT: morse-code-table $[ H{ { CHAR: a .- } } biassoc ]
Doug
On Apr 19, 2009, at 9:18 PM, Alex Chapman wrote:
Hi All,
Sometimes I want to define an object in my program which is intended
to be a constant, but
Hi,
I renamed some words for consistency.
The previous word ``lines'' is now called ``stream-lines''. The new
``lines'' word reads from input-stream.
Likewise, ``contents'' is now named ``stream-contents'' and the new
word ``contents'' reads from the input-stream.
IN: io
: stream-lines
Hugh,
Here are some answers to your questions:
EXIT
From the docs on with-return ( \ with-return help )
Examples
Only Hi will print:
USING: prettyprint continuations io ;
[ Hi print return Bye print ] with-return
Hi
This is currently a bit slow (uses continuations) but it could
I uploaded new boot images less than an hour ago. Can you try
bootstrapping again with the latest image and let me know if it works?
Doug
On May 1, 2009, at 4:10 PM, zimbatm wrote:
Ok, thx for the help.
I got this on OSX (commit 685ee8767a71f6880d2cdd5f413e9693e6f901b4 ):
./factor
Sam,
Try running gesture-logger run in the UI.
The black window captures keyboard and mouse gestures to the white
logging window. That should help you debug things.
Doug
On May 14, 2009, at 9:23 AM, anklesa...@gmail.com wrote:
For some reason, the button-up handler isn't getting called
I want to believe. :)
It works on VirtualBox on my Mac and on my desktop, so it sounds like
your case is not the norm. Which video card/driver are you running
and which version of Windows? Also, you mean that if you run
factor.exe from the most recent binary package that the window that
Hi again,
Tthere were less usages of ``peek'' than I thought, so ``peek'' has
now been renamed to ``last'', and it returns the last element of a
sequence or throws an out-of-bounds error.
Affected words are:
peek - last
set-peek - set-last
first-or-peek - first-or-last
This ``peek'' change
] [ range-max ] bi clamp ;
Alex
2009/5/26 Doug Coleman doug.cole...@gmail.com
Hi everyone,
I added a ``clamp'' word to math.order for clamping a value to an
interval. Writing min/max by hand is error-prone and the pattern
comes up fairly often.
( scratchpad ) -20 0 100 clamp .
0
( scratchpad ) 20
Hi Phil,
The CSV parser is missing some features that would make it more
usable. Also, the code no longer looks idiomatic to me -- maybe a
rewrite is in order?
* Take a look at Python's CSV API http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0305/
where they define dialects to be a set of
TUPLE:
Ricardo,
Thank you for reporting this problem. I've applied a similar patch to
factor.sh:
+MINGW32*) OS=winnt;;
Please let me know if it doesn't work.
Doug
On May 29, 2009, at 9:46 PM, Ricardo Boccato Alves wrote:
+MINGW32_NT-6.0) OS=winnt;;
Hi Jose,
I'm trying to switch to Emacs again and I found that the developer-
name variable is getting overwritten by FUEL when creating a new
vocabulary. The developer-name is supposed to be set once in .factor-
boot-rc and then all the tools can use this variable instead of
Hi Morgan,
You're using the ``.'' word which is part of the prettyprinter. By
default this vocabulary is not deployed. You can choose to deploy
with it by running ``tests.temperature-converter deploy-tool'' and
selecting this option. Alternately, you don't really need the ``.''
word --
Jeremy,
On Windows, including -fPIC in the compiler flags causes a harmless
warning that spams the console:
warning: -fPIC ignored for target (all code is position independent)
Otherwise, looks good!
Doug
On Jul 31, 2009, at 7:43 PM, Slava Pestov wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
I noticed that changing
Hi Everybody,
The if-empty combinator was quite a success, so I went ahead and added
if-zero as well.
From the (split) word,
dup zero? [ drop ] [ tail ] if-[ tail ] unless-zero
Also, the pattern '10 swap ^' also came up a few times so this word is
now 10^ and lives in
Hi,
Now that the compiler is better, we don't really need a 1+ or a 1-
since it's the same as just calling + or -. You could possibly argue
that 1+ can be read increment and 1- decrement, but it doesn't
seem like that useful a distinction and you can still read 1 + in this
way. ?1+ will
Brad,
Thanks for taking a look at this. I couldn't reproduce it on my
Windows 7 box because I don't have an empty string mount point.
The problem is we're calling normalize-path in the file-system-info
word. We want to pass the raw pathnames returned from the find-
volumes word, but on
Hi,
Factor's strings are now multiline and a new syntax -- Triple
quoted strings -- is allowed. The parsing word checks if the
string is single or triple-quoted and behaves accordingly. On a
triple-quoted string, you don't have to escape the double-quotes
inside the string, and if your
$nl is easy to type and it's like a newline -- it adds space between
your markup elements. So it's a Factor help markup newline, which
isn't easy to confuse with the 'nl' word. The implementation is just
a detail, imo the important thing is that the word name describes what
it does
Hi Hugh,
Your Factor examples looks too much like Forth. Ideally there would
be no stack shuffling at all:
: par ( r1 r2 -- r ) [ * ] [ + ] 2bi / ;
: pars ( seq -- val ) [ ] [ par ] map-reduce ;
Chris Double's version of pars is also nice.
Doug
On Oct 5, 2009, at 8:50 PM, Hugh Aguilar
Hi Hugh,
In your book, you state that you know about the */ word in Forth,
allowing you to quickly solve the resistor problem. Why not go the
whole hog and ship a new word in every Forth implementation:
: *+/ ( x y -- z ) 2dup + */ ;
This directly solves the problem -- any competent Forth
Phil,
I think it makes sense to totally separate out all of the new
threading from the green threads implementation like we do for native/
libc io so we can bootstrap with either one until all of the issues
are resolved. The current API can probably be a starting point, but I
think the
We've talked about renaming the destructive versions of words to be
more consistent with the non-destructive versions for quite some time,
but until now, little has been done in this direction.
First off, I renamed change-each to map! and made map! return the
sequence so the stack effect is
repository, I consider it a target for removal. Unused words from
core/ are almost certainly going to be removed sooner or later.
Doug
On Oct 28, 2009, at 4:20 PM, Chris Double wrote:
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Doug Coleman
doug.cole...@gmail.com wrote:
I removed a couple of unused
I went ahead and added a new in-place accumulate word.
accumulate! ( seq identity quot -- final seq )
Some more words have been renamed:
(normalize-path) - absolute-path
canonicalize-path - resolve-symlinks
The difference between normalize-path and absolute-path is that
normalize-path
I renamed sigma to map-sum. While sigma is a cute name, it's kind of
obscure and just another thing to remember. For those of you who
never used the sigma (now map-sum) word, the map-sum word is just a
more efficient version of map sum that doesn't construct an
intermediate sequence.
Hi,
I moved the monotonic counter code to the VM and adapted the threads vocabulary
to use it. The reason for moving to the VM is so that threads works with the
non-optimizing compiler. Previously, we had a VM primitive 'micros' and a
utility word 'millis', which returned system time, and
Terribly sorry you had to suffer Linux for a few days...
Glad it works!
Have fun,
Doug
On Dec 28, 2009, at 6:17 PM, Joseph Moschini wrote:
Doug Coleman doug.cole...@... writes:
Joseph,
Please try the next binary that uploads after
factor-winnt-x86-32-2009-12-27-20-09.zip
My fix
Hi,
Slava recommended we rename accumulator to collector and pusher to selector so
that these word names are more meaningful.
accumulator [ each ] dip is like map
pusher [ each ] dip is like filter
In Smalltalk, Factor's map is called collect, and Factor's filter is called
select, so it seems
Hi Paul,
There's an html parser with a word that should do exactly what you want already.
USE: html.parser.analyzer
http://reddit.com; scrape-html find-hrefs
I had a better html parser but I reverted the code by accident...
Doug
On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:56 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
Is there a
I forgot to mention that there's also a spider library in extra/spider that
might be useful.
On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:56 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
Is there a HTML parsing vocabulary for Factor? I guess I might be able
to get away with read-xml at a pinch, but given the state of most HTML
out
Hi,
I changed the flags macro to be a flags{ parsing word in order to make it more
useful and clean up a bunch of places where we define actual words instead of
using CONSTANT:.
Instead of doing this:
CONSTANT: a HEX: 2
CONSTANT: b HEX: 4
CONSTANT: c HEX: 8
: foo ( -- n ) { a b c } flags ;
Hi,
I changed the flags macro to be a flags{ parsing word in order to make it more
useful and clean up a bunch of places where we define actual words instead of
using CONSTANT:.
Instead of doing this:
CONSTANT: a HEX: 2
CONSTANT: b HEX: 4
CONSTANT: c HEX: 8
: foo ( -- n ) { a b c } flags ;
Hi Jon,
I merged your branch in my local repository, but I renamed the
vocabulary from random.combinators to combinators.random, changed the
spacing slightly, and added an execute-random word.
Great job! Sorry it took so long to merge.
Doug
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 3:00 PM, Jon Harper
Hi,
I recently made it a requirement that a server either start on all the ports
specified or none of them. The server code attempts to bind to and immediately
close an ipv6 port, and if it's successful, a server will also bind ipv6.
Binding the same port on ipv4 and ipv6 shouldn't be a
Hi,
The Dreamhost server hosting downloads.factorcode.org changed IPs. DNS has
been updated, but it might take a day to propagate etc etc.
Doug
--
Start uncovering the many advantages of virtual appliances
and start
Hi,
You can compile and bootstrap a working Factor by using the scripts in
build-support from the git repository.
On Windows:
build-support\factor.cmd
On Unix:
build-support\factor.sh
You will need Windows SDK installed on Windows, and g++ on Unix systems.
Doug
On Sep 27, 2010, at 3:07 AM,
Hi Jörg,
I've just always used Postgres instead of Mysql. There are tons of comparisons
between the two, but it used to be that Postgres was more correct and had more
SQL features. Also, I don't like the GPL, but I believe there are no license
conflicts with supporting Mysql if you want.
Run it in the command line:
./factor -run=listener
Then run the ui word:
ui
Then hit :c to hopefully see the error. It's probably libpango or
some gl library
Doug
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 5, 2010, at 10:15 AM, Jim mack j...@less2do.com wrote:
Until you get a better answer, I had this
Hi,
I've removed all of the generated words that construct/dereference the basic
c-types. So, words like uint, void*, *int are gone and have been replaced.
Instead, to pass pointers to c-types to the ffi, you use the ``ref'' word,
and to dereference the return value you use ``deref''.
Hi Shaping,
When you install the Windows SDK, it makes a cmd prompt link in the
start menu. Try compiling it from there. I think their prompt does
more than just set the PATH, but I haven't researched it.
Once you get nmake working, there's a script that can build and
bootstrap Factor:
Try ``USE: locals'' first.
Also, you are getting restarts, no? Find the option that looks good, highlight
it, and hit enter.
No word named “[let” found in current vocabulary search path
- Abort
- Use the locals vocabulary this one :-)
- Defer word in current vocabulary
Doug
On
Except, Factor already sets the REUSE flag with setsockopt. So maybe you have
a Factor running in the background? Can you make a test case?
Doug
On Nov 15, 2010, at 2:01 PM, Jim mack wrote:
Thank you! I was looking at this more as a potential regression in factor,
but I think it more
``[ ] each'' won't compile in a Factor word. You can use it in the
repl, but even this may chnage in the future if repl expressions are
compiled with the optimizing compiler before being executed.
All Factor code should know the stack height difference after a word
executes. In this case, the
Hi,
There's some support for unix serial devices. You can look at the
example in extra/io/serial/
unix/unix-tests.factor.
Basically you make a serial object, set the path to the device,
something like /dev/ttyS0 (you will need permissions, chmod
/det/ttyS0 ...), set the baud rate, flags, etc.
You can do something like this:
: statsitem-info ( stats -- item-info)
{ 0 1 3 } swap nths \ item-info slotstuple ;
Doug
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 4:57 PM, Larry Coleman
all.are.wond...@gmail.com wrote:
This works, but I'm pretty sure it's not idiomatic factor, and I'll
need to do something
You can add your own vocabulary root, and if you put it in .factor-boot-rc then
it will get run every time you bootstrap:
USE: vocabs.loader
/Users/erg/sekrets add-vocab-root
Doug
On Aug 19, 2011, at 8:26 AM, Andrew Pennebaker wrote:
Is there an import command that doesn't require moving my
Graphviz is one of the libraries currently holding up binary release
on Windows and Mac. If we can find a fix for these problems, we can
release Factor .95 soon.
1) graphviz.render is calling supported-engines as a top-level form,
but my dlls don't have a gvplugin_list() call in gvc.dll. I
alien.syntax depends on alien.libraries, and alien.libraries.unix depends on
alien.syntax
It's causing bootstrap to fail; not sure how we want to fix it.
Doug
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Hi Michele,
If you try the latest build things might work better:
/Users/erg/Desktop/ex2.xml filexml
XML parsing error
Line: 5
Column: 9
Namespace sp has not been declared
Let me know if this works for you too!
Doug
On Oct 4, 2011, at 9:24 AM, Michele Pes wrote:
Hi to all!
While parsing
Right now it only works on Unix machines, so I hope you have a Linux box handy.
I updated the serial library a bit -- do a `git pull' and look in
extra/io/serial/unix/unix-tests.factor for how to use it. I don't have a serial
port handy, so I hope the code still works after my refactoring of
There are two ways you can run Factor: in the terminal, or using our UI.
For the terminal, you will have to set the input mode to non-canonical using
tcsetattr and termios. We don't usually do this...
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Serial-Programming-HOWTO/x115.html
Or you can uses curses, specifically
http://factor-language.blogspot.com/2009/09/survey-of-domain-specific-languages-in.html
Take a look.
On Sat, Nov 5, 2011 at 11:13 AM, L N leonardne...@gmail.com wrote:
Found an article about domain specific languages ...
http://www.onboard.jetbrains.com/articles/04/10/lop/
The argument is
Those words are not relevant for this task.
Doug
On Nov 8, 2011, at 2:52 PM, John Porubek wrote:
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 6:22 PM, P. uploa...@gmail.com wrote:
If we ignore the fact that that looks like a weird program for someone to
want to replicate in any language... ;)
It was an
USE: tools.scaffold
scaffold-factor-rc
Scite should just work, it's a bug that it can't find your path. I'll
check it out.
There may be syntax highlighting in misc/.
On Feb 20, 2012 4:29 AM, Robert Herman rpjher...@gmail.com wrote:
It turns out the mixing of the escaped back slash mixed with
CONSTANT: reception-per-head 60
USE: literals
${ venue-hire reception } sum
Etc. Good luck!
On Feb 20, 2012 4:20 AM, Luke Worth l...@worth.id.au wrote:
Hi,
As a long time Haskell fan, I've often wanted to write simple declarative
code but found this a little too verbose in Factor. e.g.
I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble finding a good version of
win32 Factor to run.
You tried the latest build? What do you mean about unreliable?
http://builds.factorcode.org/package?os=windowscpu=x86.32
Doug
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:25 PM, Richard Stewart rstewart2...@gmail.com wrote:
I
My bad, I sent it that too soon.
Here's the archive of past builds. Some of the ones in 2011 should be
pretty stable.
http://downloads.factorcode.org/windows-x86-32/
Doug
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:34 PM, Doug Coleman doug.cole...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble
I'm running a build farm for Linux32/64 and Windows32/64. There's a
Mac Pro nearby that I'll set up for Mac32/64 soon.
If you look at the dashboard (http://builds.factorcode.org/dashboard)
you can see which tests are failing and which machines are up. It says
the crashed build machines are Linux
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