pico? (num)

If `lambda' (Lisp-defined Procedures) is `lst' why `num' is not?! Even if both `num' and `cnt' are defined in `structures', why `num' can not be operated on as a `lst' that it is?! I think it would be (uber cute) to implement `num' as `lst' of `cnt' as pure PL lib :) . Even in 32-bit

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Re: pico? (num)

Hi Danilo, > If `lambda' (Lisp-defined Procedures) is `lst' why `num' is not?! I'm not completely sure how you mean that, but you can also "define" a number: : + -> 270167 : (def 'plus (- (* 2 135085) 3)) -> plus : plus -> 270167 : (plus 3 4) -> 7 > Even if both

Re: pico? (num)

Hi Alex, > > If `lambda' (Lisp-defined Procedures) is `lst' why `num' is not?! > > I'm not completely sure how you mean that, but you can also "define" a number: [path "@src64/structures"] defines `num' as a list of ``cell's. How to do `cons', `car' and `cdr' on it. Even shifting (`>\ >')

Re: building picolisp in mobaxterm (cygwin)

yes, I'm in a windows 10 64-bit PC. I've cloned the repository you linked but when invoking make in src64 directory I got the same error messages If I try to run pil in root picolisp-win-x86-64 directory I get an error indicating picolisp not found in bin directroy, if I run pil in bin directory

Re: building picolisp in mobaxterm (cygwin)

Hi pd, yes, this is a common issue with cygwin and fork. Are you on a 64-bit bit PC? If so, I have an experimental version of PicoLisp on 64-bit that might be useful - https://github.com/joebo/picoLisp-win-x86-64 I can elaborate if so On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 3:22 PM, pd

Re: building picolisp in mobaxterm (cygwin)

If you get stuck, jump on #picolisp on irc.freenode.net On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 5:19 PM, Joe Bogner wrote: > Building from my repo is complicated as it requires a different toolchain

Re: building picolisp in mobaxterm (cygwin)

Building from my repo is complicated as it requires a different toolchain. It's best to try out the binary release https://github.com/joebo/picoLisp-win-x86-64/releases Clone the repo and then drop that picoLisp-win-x86-64-dist.zip into the folder and unzip. You should be able to run pil.cmd