Slava Pestov <sl...@...> writes:
>
> Hi Joseph,
>
> Does Factor work if you run it in the command prompt?
>
> factor.com -run=listener
>
> You could try running some tests as well:
>
> "io" test
> "alarms" test
>
> Slava
>
Hi Slava,
First test run Factor from command prompt.
"Factor.com -run=listener" works
"io" test stops forever with notepad open
below is a sample of were it stops:
Loading resource:basis/io/launcher/windows/nt/nt-tests.factor
Unit Test: {
[ ]
[
<process> "notepad" >>command 1/2 seconds >>timeout
"notepad" set
]
}
Unit Test: { [ f ] [ "notepad" get process-running? ] }
Unit Test: { [ f ] [ "notepad" get process-started? ] }
Unit Test: { [ ] [ "notepad" [ run-detached ] change ] }
Must Fail: { [ "notepad" get wait-for-process ] }
Also tried "alarm" test also stops forever.
( scratchpad ) "alarms" test
Loading resource:basis/alarms/alarms-tests.factor
Unit Test: {
[ ]
[
1 <count-down> { f } clone 2dup
[ first cancel-alarm count-down ] 2curry
1 seconds later swap set-first await
]
}
Regards
Joseph
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