Re: patch to enable clang compilation of pil32 (on OSX)

2013-03-23 Thread Alexander Burger 
Hi Illo,

 I hope some day to have the time to port pil64 on OSX -- although I
 hope /Mr.Burger/ will do it a lot sooner ;)

Sorry! Now I've taken a fresh look at the matter again. And I must say
that I'm frustrated. There are too many changes.

All the trouble is because of the requirement of position indepent
coding.

Needs to change a lot of code, and gets short of registers in some
cases. The problem is that x86 is a bad architecture for position
independent code. Many indirections can't be done in a single
instruction. So I don't want to waste my time on that.

Sorry again to the Mac users! Please try to stay with the emulator, it
works all right except being a little slow.

♪♫ Alex
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Re: patch to enable clang compilation of pil32 (on OSX)

2013-03-23 Thread Illo 
On Mar 23, 2013, at 11:50 AM, Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de wrote:
 I hope some day to have the time to port pil64 on OSX -- although I
 hope /Mr.Burger/ will do it a lot sooner ;)
 
 Sorry! Now I've taken a fresh look at the matter again. And I must say
 that I'm frustrated. There are too many changes. [...]

Yep I took a quick look as well and after some tinkering I've come to the same 
conclusion.
But I'm sorry to hear that from you. Thanks anyway!

 [...] Sorry again to the Mac users! Please try to stay with the emulator, it
 works all right except being a little slow.
 
Alas, it is a lot slower in some cases (as trivial as interpreting huge CSV 
files that cannot be converted to picolisp DBs because they change every single 
day). Personally, I will stick with pil32: it may show its age, but it works 
its magic anyway.

Ciao,
Illo.

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tex to pdf and cyrillic text

2013-03-23 Thread Mansur Mamkin 
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tex to pdf and cyrillic text

2013-03-23 Thread Mansur Mamkin 
Hi Alex,
Sorry, my previous letter was not plain text

I've tested converting tex-file, generated by the wiki to pdf on my home Ubuntu 
When I have cyrillic text, only adding these strings results to valid pdf:
 
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[english,russian]{babel}
\usepackage{cmap}

That was just for info, because I currently don't want to install a lot of 
packages into my FreeBSD/NanoBSD box :)

Best regards, 
Mansur