I just tried the part from TUPLE: to
init-db and it worked on both mac and pc. Was this an error message?
What did you do exactly to test it? I trying to find all the needed vocabs
one step at a time. So far I've added two vocabs to the USES statement, and
I
I think you may not have sqlite installed.
http://www.sqlite.org/download.html precompiled binaries for ms go in your
factor folder for ease. I have a sqlite3.def, .dll, .exe.
When I hide those, I get the image refers to a library or symbol that was
not found at load time which is a reasonable
Hi Joe,
Thanks for the bug report. I've pushed fixes for both issues.
However there are still cases where 1 /f and float give different results, eg
( scratchpad ) 60179602826890858042495329276589127743 [ 1 /f .h ] [
float .h ] bi
1.6a315bfb1e4bfp125
1.6a315bfb1e4cp125
Which result is more
FWIW, SBCL's bignum-to-float conversion agrees with Factor's 1 /f (now
that I've fixed rounding), and not bignumfloat:
* (setq *print-base* 16)
10
* (ieee-floats:encode-float64 (coerce
60179602826890858042495329276589127743 'double-float))
47C6A315BFB1E4BF
( scratchpad )
Shaping,
I apologize for being lazy before: I usually work from an environment where
many things are already loaded. I also kept starting from what I sent, not
what you had evolved it into. I have no idea where run-fac came from. There
is a run-factor word in the tools.deploy.backend vocab,
On Nov 14, 2010, at 5:35 AM, Slava Pestov sl...@factorcode.org wrote:
( scratchpad ) 60179602826890858042495329276589127743 [ dup 1 /f
integer - . ] [ dup float integer - . ] bi
4414195228865875032127
-5030537736873415395265
Looks like bignumfloat is buggy too, since the fixed 1 /f now gives
Thanks! I finally had time to figure out why it was failing for me -
concatenative.factor was assigning a port to secure.
: concatenative-website-server ( -- threaded-server )
http-server
factor-secure-config secure-config
8080 insecure
os winnt? [ 8431 secure ]
From http://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Factor/Building%20Factor
Building and updating Factor the easy way
Once you have a GIT checkout of the Factor source tree, you can use the
build-support/factor.sh utility to check for updates, and build Factor:
./build-support/factor.sh update
This
I tried it and got the same error. :c shows this:
Factor is not finding or loading the sqlite DLL. Are you sure you've
installed the DLL that Factor is expecting?
Chris.
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Yes, I've done this once, and can do it again, but was wondering about
possible collisions. I have changed code in my repo. I have not published
that code. I don't see an easy way to move all of my changes to my work
directory, place those changes in new vocabs in the directory, and change
all
I placed all three files in the Factor directory.
Shaping
-Original Message-
From: Chris Double [mailto:chris.dou...@double.co.nz]
Sent: 2010-November-14, 01:32
To: factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Factor-talk] Furnace
I tried it and got the same error. :c shows this:
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 8:42 PM, Shaping shap...@charter.net wrote:
I have not convince myself yet that Git
will keep old changes separate from those from the new update.
I only know the command line so I'll give you command line tips and
you can translate them to equivalent GUI commands.
1)
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Chris Double chris.dou...@double.co.nz wrote:
2) In this repository you make your own changes, including adding
stuff to the work directory, editing files, etc. Now you want to save
those in git so you can update safely.
git add work/my-new-vocab/*
git add
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 8:45 PM, Shaping shap...@charter.net wrote:
I placed all three files in the Factor directory.
Are they Win 32 or Win 64 versions? Where did you get the files from?
Do they have the same names as what the sqlite vocab is expecting? you
can look in the sqlite.factor file
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