Hi Erik,
> I'm working on my first PicoLisp library, native C bindings for Liblo. What
> I have so far, which is enough for the most basic use case, can be found at:
>
> https://github.com/erdg/picolisp-osc
Thanks for sharing this!
> Now I'm wondering if this is a worthwhile path to pursue. I like the idea
> of using the PicoLisp DB, as one could be able to query a bunch of OSC
> servers and their methods, keep a log of messages sent/received, etc., all
> from PicoLisp. But the whole thing could be terribly redundant as far as
> memory use is concerned(?)
I think the memory use should not be a problem here.
A small note about the places where you assign a value to 'ptr':
(=: ptr
(liblo~ffi ...
This works, because 'ptr' is defined as a plain number property
(rel ptr (+Number))
without any entity/relation side effects. But if you make, for example,
an index later
(rel ptr (+Ref +Number))
then it will break because the index will not be maintained when a value
is assigned.
So in general, you should use 'put>' to assign properties to entities:
(put> This 'ptr
(liblo~ffi ...
♪♫ Alex
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