Il giorno gio, 09/01/2014 alle 16.30 +0100, Marco Patzer ha scritto:
On 2014–01–09 Marco Pallante wrote:
How do I use LuajitTeX?
context --jit file
I've seen the two options --jit and --jiton
which seem to be the right way. Am I right?
context --help | grep jit
--jituse
On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 10:51 AM, Marco Pallante wrote:
It seems my TL2013 installation is missing LuajitTeX. Do you know what
package has it?
Only the ConTeXt distribution
(http://distribution.contextgarden.net/setup/), but if TL serves you
well, you can also simply fetch the binary
On 2014–01–10 Marco Pallante wrote:
It seems my TL2013 installation is missing LuajitTeX. Do you know what
package has it?
You're right, TeXLive apparently doesn't ship LuajitTeX. I don't use
TeXLive myself, but have an installation for testing. Having set up
the PATH for TeXLive context file
On 2014–01–07 Marco Pallante wrote:
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What I get, however, is a table that starts at page 2 and not just after
the chapter head.
The table starts on page one here. Which version are you using?
Marco
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Hello Marco,
First log line reports:
ConTeXt ver: 2013.05.28 00:36 MKIV current fmt: 2013.7.29
$ context --version
reports:
mtx-context | ConTeXt Process Management 0.60
mtx-context |
mtx-context | main context
file: /usr/local/texlive/2013/texmf-dist/tex/context/base/context.mkiv
On 2014–01–09 Marco Pallante wrote:
Hello Marco,
I have no clue where the issue is, but I can confirm that the table
starts on page two using version 2013.05.28. It works with a current
beta.
If want to keep using TeXLive, instead of ConTeXt standalone, one
possible workaround would be to use
Il giorno gio, 09/01/2014 alle 15.49 +0100, Marco Patzer ha scritto:
On 2014–01–09 Marco Pallante wrote:
Hello Marco,
I have no clue where the issue is, but I can confirm that the table
starts on page two using version 2013.05.28. It works with a current
beta.
If want to keep using
On 2014–01–09 Marco Pallante wrote:
How do I use LuajitTeX?
context --jit file
I've seen the two options --jit and --jiton
which seem to be the right way. Am I right?
context --help | grep jit
--jituse luajittex with jit turned off (only use the faster virtual
machine)
--jiton
On 1/9/2014 4:30 PM, Marco Patzer wrote:
On 2014–01–09 Marco Pallante wrote:
How do I use LuajitTeX?
context --jit file
I've seen the two options --jit and --jiton
which seem to be the right way. Am I right?
context --help | grep jit
--jituse luajittex with jit turned off
