Re: Spring 2016 Lisp Game Jam

Yes, I definitely have ideas, but the tools and my talent determine how far I prune them back! I am currently in the Ludum Dare #35 challenge (48 hours to create a game from scratch by yourself, all original). This is the LD Compo, vs. the LD Jam where you get 72 hours. The Spring 2016 Lisp Game

Re: Is this the right place for bugs / questions about PilOS?

Cat, Try an older version of qemu. If it works, you can try newer ones if they have features or bugs corrected that may affect you. I had the same problem, but thanks to Joe Bogner and Alex, I have it running. Here's the link to the older qemu that worked:

Re: Is this the right place for bugs / questions about PilOS?

> This is an error from the BIOS (Was this also Qemu?). Yes, that was Qemu. Here's a screenshot . It comes after the "Loading PilOS" text, and I found the string constant "READ ERROR 00" in the image binary (at 0xBF), so I thought that was PilOS. I also recompiled

Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

Hi Rob, > weird symbolic link to the X11 folder that recursively has picoLisp within > it in the file explorer. In the terminal, there is only one picoLisp under > this symbolic link of X11 - it no longer recurses the view like in the file > explorer. Any ideas if in trying to run the flightsim

Re: Is this the right place for bugs / questions about PilOS?

On Fri, Apr 15, 2016 at 12:08:56PM -0400, cat stevens wrote: > Hi! I am very interested in the idea and look of PilOS; however, I'm having > some issues trying to get started with it. Can I ask about those here? Sure! :) > First, the command on the Wiki seems to have an issue, which I asked

Is this the right place for bugs / questions about PilOS?

Hi! I am very interested in the idea and look of PilOS; however, I'm having some issues trying to get started with it. Can I ask about those here? First, the command on the Wiki seems to have an issue, which I asked about here

Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

Hi Rob, > Thanks for clearing all of that up. The INSTALL instructions seem to > indicate that you just do the (cd src64 ; make) in a 64-bit system. I > thought the 32-bit src may not build correctly for the 64-bit systems. In > addition, I believe it says you need to do a (cd src ; make all) on

Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

Yes, it worked! If you are doing the 64-bit build, Alex's suggestion of doing the (cd src; make tools gate) was just what was needed. Alex, none of the symbolic inks suggested in the INSTALL file have anything to do with X11, and all is working on my system, however, there is this weird symbolic

Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

> so just do an additional > > $ (cd src; make tools gate) > > to build the rest (without pil32). Ah! I did not know about this. Thanks! -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

Spring 2016 Lisp Game Jam

Hey, everyone, I am thinking on participating in the Lisp Game Jam coming up in just 13 days. https://itch.io/jam/spring-2016-lisp-game-jam I invite all picolispers to try, so picolisp gets some love from the gaming community! I am more familiar with SBCL using SDL2 for game making, but I love

Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

Thanks for clearing all of that up. The INSTALL instructions seem to indicate that you just do the (cd src64 ; make) in a 64-bit system. I thought the 32-bit src may not build correctly for the 64-bit systems. In addition, I believe it says you need to do a (cd src ; make all) on the website, if

Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

Hi Rob, > I have built picoLisp 64-bit from source per the instructions, but there is > no HttpGate in the bin directory. I see there is one in the 32-bit src > directory. Does 64-bit handle it internally in its library? It is easy to build. I suppose you did $ (cd src64; make) so just do

HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

I gave up on picoLisp on Windows, and now only run it on my Linux box, and it is a lot smoother to say the least. I have built picoLisp 64-bit from source per the instructions, but there is no HttpGate in the bin directory. I see there is one in the 32-bit src directory. Does 64-bit handle it