Brandon Van Every wrote:
Ian Oversby wrote:
I'm trying to build chicken for MinGW but it is failing in CMake with
the message:
CMake Error: Cannot find source file
C:/chicken-2.315/StackGrowsDownward.c for target cmTryCompileExec.
Any ideas why?
I'm going to guess that something
On 7/5/06, Kon Lovett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 5, 2006, at 12:35 PM, Dan wrote:
But why is this not a new *version* of mailbox.egg?
Because Felix wanted to keep the mailbox.egg as is.
Yes, I take full responsibility for this due to performance
paranoia and gratuitous minimalism.
On 7/6/06, Brandon J. Van Every [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Chicken 3.15 tarball, when ./configured on Cygwin, creates a
directory lib/chicken/1 with nothing in it. What is this for, and is
this behavior correct? I'm guessing it's for eggs, and 1 strikes me
as a rather odd version number, but
The newLISP executable for windows includes the PCRE engine
and is only 180,736 bytes in size.
Hm. PCRE is even BSD licensed, but I'm a bit reluctant to add third
party software to the distribution.
#;4 (string-search foo.*bar foo\nbar)
#f
#;5 (string-search foo.*bar foo-bar)
(foo-bar)
The
A general question to all list members:
The multiude of regex engines is both a pain for building and
using chicken, as the regex-flavors are never quite the same
and handling the different cases gets tedious quickly.
What do others think about adding one regex library for
alll platforms? It
OK, I'm a little confused in my embedded chicken
efforts. I want to build the chicken compiler for the
target platform and static libraries. I do not want
shared libraries or csi (there are no .so's or stdio
on the platform).
What exactly is the make target that I need to build ?
chicken, csc or
On Fri, Jul 07, 2006 at 12:07:26PM +0200, Michele Simionato wrote:
- PCRE
- Oniguruma (very powerful, but also very big)
I vote for PCRE, which is the one used by Python, IIRC.
PCRE has my vote too. I never heard of Oniguruma, what makes it so
much more powerful than PCRE?
The most common
Finally I could find some time to play again.
I followed the suggestion from Peter and Kon, downloaded 2.315 and
built it myself. Threads are working now.
For the REPL I'm starting the scgi server in it's own thread as Thomas
and Felix suggested, works great. And works great from Quack too.
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On Jul 7, 2006, at 2:12 AM, felix winkelmann wrote:
On 7/5/06, Kon Lovett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jul 5, 2006, at 12:35 PM, Dan wrote:
But why is this not a new *version* of mailbox.egg?
Because Felix wanted to keep the mailbox.egg as is.
felix winkelmann scripsit:
What do others think about adding one regex library for
alll platforms? It must be BSD licensed. Currently there
are two candidates which look interesting:
- PCRE
Absolutely go with PCRE. It's an excellent implementation,
and Perl5-compatibility is expected in
felix winkelmann wrote:
On 7/6/06, Brandon J. Van Every [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I build the Chicken 2.315 tarball on Cygwin, chicken-ffi-macros.scm
and chicken-more-macros.scm are not installed anywhere. Is this correct
behavior? If so, I will remove them from the CMake installation.
Dan wrote:
OK, I'm a little confused in my embedded chicken
efforts. I want to build the chicken compiler for the
target platform and static libraries. I do not want
shared libraries or csi (there are no .so's or stdio
on the platform).
Do you strongly object to just building everything?
felix winkelmann wrote:
What do others think about adding one regex library for
alll platforms? It must be BSD licensed.
Thumbs up! I don't presently care about regex and it would slightly
simplify the CMake build.
Cheers,
Brandon Van Every
In order to position the cursor in Windows' console
I've been doing this in newLisp:
(import kernel32.DLL GetStdHandle)
(import kernel32.DLL SetConsoleCursorPosition )
(constant 'STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE 0xfff5)
(define (cons-output-handle)
(GetStdHandle STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE))
(define
Dan wrote:
And, by the way, CMake is too difficult for this task,
as is pretty much make at this point. You have no
ideea how painful libtool, autoconf and automake are
when cross-compiling. I'm having a hard enough time
separating things meant for the host from things meant
for the target. I
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