for android 6 or newer, please check if jandroid had been granted storage
permission, otherwise it can't write to its home directory on emulated
sdcard or external storage. type
jpath'~/'
should show the home directory.

On Sat, Mar 3, 2018, 2:25 AM Nick S <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have attempted to install the beta on an android phone that had never
> before had J installed on it.  Then I tried using it and was stymied. I
> can't load or save anything.  For example, I have an ijs file I want to use
> from downloads. Soon as I do the load and then hit ".." To walk the tree J
> fails.
>
> Trying  to make a new file, pick default name of 1.ijs and I get "no such
> file or directory" when I try to save...but the modified flag is cleared so
> it won't save again until I change the file. I believe that the
> j64-805-user and possibly ancestors were not created as part of the beta
> install.  I thought about installing 805 and then 807 again to test this
> but could not find a link to the stable install download area on the J
> software site. This is using chrome on Android.
>
> On Feb 26, 2018 16:58, "Eric Iverson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > J807 beta-a release packages are available.
> >
> > This release has a new J Engine. The JE includes a rework of noun headers
> > and memory allocation. One benefit is that noun headers are now smaller
> and
> > fit in a single cache line on modern hardware and this should benefit
> > overall performance.
> >
> > But primarily, this is the first step in allowing noun memory to back
> each
> > other.
> >
> > Currently the expression
> >    #each <;._2 fread'~system/main/stdlib.ijs'
> > builds a complete noun with its own copy of the relevant data for each of
> > the partitions.
> >
> > In the final 807 release, that expression would just generate a small
> noun
> > header for each partition that addressed memory in the original
> allocation.
> > The expression will run faster in less memory.
> >
> > More examples and discussion as the J807 beta cycle progresses.
> >
> > J807 will be a significant release. Please help the community by taking
> > time for a look, and then stay current as things move along. Early
> adopters
> > provide valuable feedback, shake out bugs, and contribute to a stable
> final
> > release.
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