On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, ...................Clarence Verge wrote:
------snip--------- >> No. To execute a standalone .EXE, Arachne needs a task-swapping, and also a >> temporarily file written. > Not so. In some cases it DOES do that, but it doesn't HAVE to. .......and............wrote: >> think we need: a JavaScript masquerade engine which can easily be developed >> into a real JavaScript 1.1 support. >> So, JS engine COMPLETELY independent from browser is UNREAL. > Too bad you feel that way. There is probably some confusion about what is > meant by independence here. Did you know that Arachne regularly launches > executeables via the DOS exec function ? - thereby staying in memory - > and these simply terminate when done thus allowing Arachne to continue > where she left off ? > We should talk about this elsewhere if you haven't given up completely. no..!!...no..!!...let's not give up, yet...<g g g>...let us at least discuss it a bit more...because I'm learning things about Arachne that I never knew (or only half realized)....<g g g g> ..so...SOME productive thought, here, will be useful... ....gregy .....and............."Joerg Dietze" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > as we all know, the existing 640kB are almost overloaded in most > computers. Do You rember all the tricks to free up some byte more to get > Arachne running? And if You look in mime.cfg, most plugins are running > in 32bit protected mode already. I guess it's time to have a 32bit -----^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^--- > core.exe, too. IMHO, this would help to get rid of the xSwap errors and > the "Memory Monster", which is still alive in xSwap mem. Old 486 and > Pentiums can be bought for a few bucks or saved from dump so I guess > it's worth thinking of breaking support for XT's. hmmmm...I didn't know THAT...!!!....good thing someone around here knows what they are talking about...<g g g>....to be sure, MIME.CFG has always thrown me for a loop....but I guess I'll have to get in and DIG... .....gregy -- This mail was written by user of Arachne, the Ultimate Internet Client
