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I don't have time to fully work through an example... But a few points:
- Implement your USB i/o handler in your preferred language. Make the
handler a server listening on a socket
- write your UI in J and send messages to your handler and select() on the
socket, async'ly looking for data.
Soc
I tried ymacs and realized it doesn't quite implement some of the key
combos I commonly use though it may be better than nothing for working with
JHS.
A more serious problem is, under Chrome, the "ctl-n" sequence ymacs should
take to go to the next line gets used by Chrome to open a new copy of th
using the keyboard combinations like ctrl -this or that is not as easy on
the Android as on the pc
I have been hoping for something more Android like to do things
It does not look like ymacs has done it either
I have been hoping to be able to use split screen with editor in one and
ijx in anothe
Raul,
Thanks for your response. I do, in fact, have access to a variety of test
equipment, but I already have a strong theory as to where the variable
latency originates, informed by my startup's first draft to handle
streaming USB data processing, https://github.com/nonolith/connect.
I believe t
I was going to suggest shared memory as an alternate way to co-ordinate
processes but it looks like you've already looked into that. I don't think
I can be of much help as the parallel apps I've done have all been very
simple by design and lack of necessity to do otherwise. That's why I
mentioned
On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 9:01 AM, I.T. Daniher wrote:
> Any thoughts here? I've been able to prototype my application well enough
> with the synchronous API, but I'd like to bring jitter* down and throughput
> up, and it looks like this is going to be sufficiently difficult to pull
> off in J.
...
Multiprocessing is a decent solution for concurrency, but alas there are
some situations where message passing is insufficient.
LibUSB has an asynchronous API (
http://libusb.sourceforge.net/api-1.0/group__asyncio.html), and you're
pretty much stuck using it if you wish to achieve anywhere close t
Do you have a first step, in mind, for yourself?
Thanks,
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On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 3:46 AM, Björn Helgason wrote:
> I finally had time to read this and I also looked up how to use emacs on
> the Android.
>
> Since I got the Android my use of other computers has gone down to almost
> noth
I finally had time to read this and I also looked up how to use emacs on
the Android.
Since I got the Android my use of other computers has gone down to almost
nothing.
Unfortunately that has also meant a lot less J than before.
I have been hoping for a J with the option of interacting with othe
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