Perhaps restore the ARM port and get Factor ported to Android?
The ARM parts are just stale as Factor used to run on Windows CE.
The VM is ~12,000 lines of clean C that should be easy to build and
the OS specifics would end up in Factor.
-Adam
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 9:08 PM, Jonathan Leto wro
Howdy Factor folks,
I just wanted to let everyone know that Google approved a Summer of
Code for 2009, and organizations are already starting to recruit
students for the program :
http://groups.google.com/group/google-summer-of-code-discuss/browse_thread/thread/31e618ed693ed5
http://leto.net/duk
The following changes since commit f920007959292abed2c89fbaafea594e86ec4cb8:
Doug Coleman (1):
extend sort-by-slots to work with nested objects, add split-by-slots
for already-sorted sequences of tuples
are available in the git repository at:
git://git.rfc1149.net/factor.git for-slav
Thanks for the reports!
-
The following changes since commit f920007959292abed2c89fbaafea594e86ec4cb8:
Doug Coleman (1):
extend sort-by-slots to work with nested objects, add split-by-slots
for already-sorted sequences of tuples
are available in the git reposit
"Slava Pestov" writes:
> Jose,
>
> This word has an unbalanced branches error:
>
> : (fuel-word-def) ( name -- str )
> fuel-find-word
> [ [ def>> pprint ] with-string-writer ] when* ;
>
> Indeed, if fuel-find-word returns f, then the word leaves nothing on
> the stack. What you want is to