Hello again, I think my problem is that I upgraded NativeCode and it can not handle some types, It prompts an error as: "unable to revolve external type: int", I ran a piece of code that was working before and it also failed. I stay with the older version so please ignore my question.
2013/1/12 Jesus Nuñez <[email protected]> > Sorry for the misleading term of "heap allocation procedures", better call > it a piece of code :) > > > 2013/1/12 Jesus Nuñez <[email protected]> > >> Hi everyone, >> >> I was checking the NativeBoost code and I am confused with some heap >> allocation procedures, specifically: >> >> NBFFICallout>>resolveType: "It receives a type name aTypeName" >> ... >> "name becomes an alias for aTypeName" >> ... >> binding := resolver nbBindingOf: name asSymbol. !!!!Why is this >> here??? It checks for the binding of a type?? >> binding ifNotNil: [ >> ^ (binding value asNBExternalType: self) pointerArity: ptrArity ] . >> >> Is there anybody who can help me with this?, I think the semantic is >> wrong here or am I missing something?? >> >> Regards, >> >> Jesus Nuñez >> >> >> 2013/1/12 Marcus Denker <[email protected]> >> >>> >>> On Jan 12, 2013, at 1:19 AM, Ben Coman <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> > Frank Church wrote: >>> >> >>> >> Hi Igor, >>> >> >>> >> I am new to Smalltalk but not new to programming and I am into my >>> >> first 14 hrs into learning it with Pharo. >>> >> >>> > Good to have you on board Frank. It will be interesting to follow >>> your experience in becoming proficient in Smalltalk & Pharo. I am just >>> coming up on a year of using Smalltalk/Pharo. There are a lot of hidden >>> depths and I learn a lot watching the mail list for answers to questions >>> that I hadn't thought of asking yet. So fire away. >>> >>> Yes, and we really need to fix all the small hurdles people encounter… >>> and improve the documentation for people not already knowing things.. >>> >>> Marcus >>> >>> >>> >> >
