At 10:39 AM +1100 on 7/24/99, spierings wrote:
I was wondering Anthony, if you have time, could you do some documentation
on how the interpreter works. The code is sort of confusing at the moment.
I see that documentation on how to program internal functions and commands
properly also important
At 11:02 PM -0400 on 7/23/99, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, my first suggestion would be not to do a linear search for free
space. Keep all the free blocks in a balanced tree, sorted by size. You can
then quickly search for a block of the propper size.
Just as a note for Uli if you do this, you
Adrian: Hi all,
I'm back, but only in digest version for now (reduces the amount of bouncing
mail). Having taken some time to sit back and see how we are working
together without being a part of it has revealed some very worrying things.
Adrian: In the past we have always relied on consensus to
At 6:17 PM +1100 on 7/24/99, spierings wrote:
Has anybody got bison 1.28 to compile under CW. I am using version 1.22 to
tokenize Tokenizer.y. Seems things have changed from 1.22 and it won't
compile.
If anybody has a newer version of bison working under CW could you please post
it on the web.
Alain: OK, but what kind of decision-making process are
you envisionning? A voting CGI in order to establish
the opinion of the majority and act accordingly? This
could lead to Majority-Rule. Bottom-line is that we are
going to have to discuss the (political) issue of
decision-making, as
Adrian: Hi all, I'm back, but only in digest version for now (reduces
the amount of bouncing mail).
Alain: Welcome back, Adrian.
Adrian: Having taken some time to sit back and see how we are working
together without being a part of it has revealed some very worrying
things.
Alain: I am not
I'm using 1.26, and I know that 1.26 and 1.27 compile "out of the box" with
MPW. But I believe there was a bug in 1.27 that caused Tokenizer.y to fail.
Okay I'll try and get 1.26 to compile today.
It didn't work and I'm getting sick I think an I can't be bothered getting it to
compile. Can