Hi,The ports returned by tcp-accept don't handle broken pipes. Server:(define l (tcp-listen 3000))(define-values (si so) (tcp-accept l))Client:(define-values (i o) (tcp-connect "localhost" 3000))
(close-input-port i)(close-output-port o)Server:(display "foo" so)(display "foo" so)Process scheme bro
Indeed. Thanks a lot!
cheers,
felix
On 9/28/05, Brandon J. Van Every <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In Chicken 2.2: if the README section "2. Files distributed with
> CHICKEN:" is meant to be precise, I have noticed, vcbuild.bat is not
> listed. Perhaps it belongs just before the listing for win-
Worked. Thanks a lot.
I removed (uses format) from md5.scm, BUT
not understanding the difference between library and non-library...
Daishi
At Wed, 28 Sep 2005 00:53:08 -0400,
Will M. Farr wrote:
>
> Eliminate the (uses format) from your declarations---I just solved the
> same problem that way.
Not sure if this's a bug or my environment is wrong;
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In Chicken 2.2: if the README section "2. Files distributed with
CHICKEN:" is meant to be precise, I have noticed, vcbuild.bat is not
listed. Perhaps it belongs just before the listing for win-install.bat.
Cheers,
Brandon J. Van Every
(cruise (director (of SeaFunc)
'(Seattle Func
Patrick Brannan wrote:
I'm trying to build chicken 2.2 with mingw and am having a small
problem. It looks like it is trying to build posix.c and is having
some difficulty. Should posix.c even be built on windows? Any
suggestions would be appreciated.
No it shouldn't be. This is the same bug
I'm trying to build chicken 2.2 with mingw and am having a small
problem. It looks like it is trying to build posix.c and is having some
difficulty. Should posix.c even be built on windows? Any suggestions
would be appreciated.
Prior to this error there was an error building tcp.c. Swapping the f
Hi,
Just FYI -- the debug egg gives a 404 error. Downloading debug.scm
works OK, though.
- Daniel
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At Tue, 27 Sep 2005 07:45:37 +0200,
felix winkelmann wrote:
> BTW, I had some trouble with JNI the other day. Somehoe
> the Java runtime system didn't like Chicken, or it's stack
> popping, or whatever. Can you report any problems with it,
> or is it my setup that's broken?
Lots of problems were c
felix winkelmann wrote:
BTW, IMO why not use the free Windows tools?
'Cuz I have the licensed ones. :-)
The real issue is that Eclipse does not support MSVC. My tentative
toolchain is Eclipse 3.1 with the Schemeway plugin
http://schemeway.sourceforge.net/ . If I were to go the MSVC route
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