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Much thanks for your most informative reply, Alex -
But the main point I was trying to make is that this behaviour
is just plain wrong IMHO :
: (struct Ptr '( P W I ) '(1 . 8) '(2 . 2) '(3 . 4))
-> (1 2 3)
: (struct Ptr '( B . 32 ))
-> (1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
t back to where I started from and reproduce the error, even
after 'make clean' .
So hence here is patch to Makefile to fix these issues - please
let me know best setting of $(MIN_LLVM_VERSION_RE) for this updated
Makefile.
Thanks & Best Regards,
Jason Vas Dias
Software Engineer, West Cork, I
t back to where I started from and reproduce the error, even
after 'make clean' .
So hence here is patch to Makefile to fix these issues - please
let me know best setting of $(MIN_LLVM_VERSION_RE) for this updated
Makefile.
Thanks & Best Regards,
Jason Vas Dias
Software Engineer, We
So finally I got llvm-9.0.1 built on CentOS-7, and installed under
/usr/local, with $PATH set to /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin and
LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to /usr/local/lib, only to discover that
a more recent version of readline-devel is required:
$ make
clang -w -D_OS='"Linux"' -D_CPU='"x86_64"'
Many thanks for most informative replies !
OK, I agree, leave 'struct and 'native as they are -
maybe / perhaps with ONLY the addition of:
o Interpretation of a 'struct descriptor value of '( NIL . sz )'
or '( F . sz ) ( Fill / Fix ( since 'P and 'I are taken)) ?
meaning PAD of size
Thanks Alex -
But I have to respectfully disagree - 'struct' should know
that if its current offset is 10, and it next needs to layout
a 4-byte integer, it should insert 2 pad bytes to begin
the integer at offset 12 - the same as it should know
in the 'struct tm' case, that if it has
ach time, and does NOT run the risk of making the
database inaccessable on some kind of internal failure as seems
to be happening whenever I try to use '(solve ...) .
Some clarification from the expert on this would be
MUCH APPRECIATED!
Thank you, despite some niggles picoLisp is my favorite
scripting
Good day Alex, picoLisp list -
Why does declaring a parameter named 'args', in a function that does
NOT use the '(args)' call, break things severely ?
I had a function that does NOT use the built-in 'args, but which
declared a parameter named 'args :
(de a ( fun data args )
olve ...) stops working - why ?
I guess picoLisp's DB is kind of a work-in-progress / unfinished idea ?
On 10/05/2022, Jason Vas Dias wrote:
> I am also finding that when I run a function that calls '(solve ...) ,
> it works the first few times, but after a few calls, it stops
result usable in same
process by '(for x (res)(...)) soon ?
Else I guess the best long-term fix IS to use SQLite3 / SolidDB / DB2
instead.
On 10/05/2022, Jason Vas Dias wrote:
> Actually, it appears to be after the first time I call '(for x (qry)(...))
> where 'qry is a function that
work OK, and then
they start returning NIL - why ?
Any help would be much appreciated.
On 10/05/2022, Jason Vas Dias wrote:
> Good day -
>
> I'd still love to hear some explanation about how
> the global '(pico~args)' symbol gets blown out
> by a function parameter named
# >= Abi
o have a build time >= Blt
o have a modification time >= Mtm
but the above query always returns NIL , I think because
many APKs do not specify any 'maxSdkVersion', so get
'AB<' set to 0 :
I want to define a piLog Predicate that says:
(or ( (=0 @APK AB<) (range @AB<
s directly to the list.
>
> ☺/ A!ex
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 01, 2023 at 10:34:48PM +0100, Jason Vas Dias wrote:
>>
>> Good day -
>>
>> Why, without a final '+' argument, does the attached program coredump,
>> when with a final '+' argument (enabli
ts).
Is this allowed ? The documentation suggests so IMHO.
Then, if so, there does appear to be a problem with interaction
of 'idx' and the '+' debugging mode that results in this coredump
&| the coredump causing problem not being detected.
Best Regards,
Jason
On 02/08/2023, Jason Vas Dias
pil
development team - it is one that has got me foxed & don't have time
to investigate it in depth .
Best Regards,
Jason
On 02/08/2023, tankf33...@disroot.org wrote:
> On 02-08-2023 03:03, Jason Vas Dias wrote:
>> Here's an improved version of that program,
>
>
> $ pil L
Loop is now as you suggested, same problem :
(let ( ... r NIL)
...
(for r (idx ratr)
(when (and (bool r) (lst? r))
(let
( (k . v) r )
(case k
(( "dst" "gateway" "dev" "metric" ))
(T
(out 1 (prin (pack k ":" v
cx,(%rsi)
0x00444913 <+115>: mov%rbx,(%r12)
0x00444917 <+119>: mov%rbx,%rcx
0x0044491a <+122>: mov%rdx,%rbx
0x0044491d <+125>: mov0x8(%rdx),%rsi
=> 0x00444921 <+129>: mov0x8(%rsi),%rdx
Wow ! I've just figured out the best execve(2) Shebang line for pil scripts:
$ cat myscript.l
#!/usr/bin/pil -script (car (nth (argv) 1)) (nth (argv) 2)
(let (ars (car (rest)))
(prinl (car (nth (file) 2)) " ARGS: " (sym ars))
)
(bye)
$ chmod +x myscript.l
$ ./myscript.l
myscript.l
Anyway , cut a long story short, this is the fixed script, thanks to
help from Alexander & Mike - sorry for misdirecting some reply emails
to the list .
Primarily, an un-quoted symbol should have been quoted, and
a '(list ...)' should have been a '(cons ...)' .
These are the sort of problems
Much better (final) version.
L_RT.l
Description: Binary data
Yes, but please mention something about '(script ...) in the
main 'ref' "Invocation" Section. It took me a long time to find!
On 06/08/2023, Alexander Burger wrote:
> On Sun, Aug 06, 2023 at 07:20:40AM +0100, Jason Vas Dias wrote:
>> Wow ! I've just figured out the best exe
Thanks for your 2 cents worth, Alex -- and for 'picolisp-json' , which
the code uses, and which is really great . Now I don't need NodeJS !
I agree, that particular code was a 1st working version horrible
"quick and dirty" coded version, a much better version is attached.
But the point of
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