Re: T-shirts for Monday

2001-03-05 Thread Simon Wistow
"David H. Adler" wrote: I'm guessing that those of us on this side of the atlantic are, therefore, out of luck at this point? Nope. Well, sort of. I saved 3 * XL for Merkins. I'm also thinking of printing some more.

Re: Ruby

2001-03-05 Thread Mark Hulme-Jones
On Sat, Mar 03, 2001 at 05:39:54PM +, Leon Brocard wrote: Jonathan Peterson sent the following bits through the ether: The language Ruby looks really cool. Can anyone tell me: It's very Perlish, but over-the-top OO-ish at the same time. The interpreter just runs over the parse tree -

Re: Ruby

2001-03-05 Thread Leon Brocard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sent the following bits through the ether: Slightly OT, but does anyone think it would be possible to run Perl/Ruby/Java bytecode directly on a Transmeta Crusoe chip? As I understand it, you would only need to implement a VLIW translation layer or whatever Yes, right. This

Re: Ruby

2001-03-05 Thread Leon Brocard
Leon Brocard sent the following bits through the ether: [1] which is why Java-JVM and Java-.NET CLR are hard and slow ... A living example of Artificial Intelligence Hmmm, I obviously meant Perl instead of Java there. How bizarre. Leon -- Leon

Bletchley Park Day Trip?

2001-03-05 Thread D'Arcy, Hamlet
Hello all, First off, this event is neither santioned nor condoned by the London PM group. I'm planning a day trip out to Bletchley Park to see the museum and the enigma machine, possibly on Sunday March 18th. (note that it is the day after St. Patrick's Day). If anyone is interested in

perl (compling) optiziations

2001-03-05 Thread Greg Cope
Dear All I know this is best asked elsewhere but I'm looking at perl-5.6.1-TRAIL2 as I am thinking of moving to this for some production platforms (or 5.6.1 when that comes out) Is anyone using any funky optimizations for the CFLAGS beyond -Doptimize=-O3 -march=pentiumpro ? This is for

Graphical Documentation

2001-03-05 Thread Mark Fowler
ELLO london.pm.org. Long time no C[1]. I'm needing some programs to produce graphical documentation[2], and as I'm feeling lazy (which is a good thing, right,) so rather than writing my own, I thought I'd ask you lot what you thought were the best tools out there. I need to produce: 1.

Re: Graphical Documentation

2001-03-05 Thread Leon Brocard
Mark Fowler sent the following bits through the ether: I'm needing some programs to produce graphical documentation[2], and as ... 1. Thingys showing SQL tables. 2. Thingys showing OO abstraction If you want to do it by hand, try dia. Actually, I've been thinking about automagically

Re: perl (compling) optiziations

2001-03-05 Thread Greg Cope
Philip Newton wrote: Greg Cope wrote: I know this is best asked elsewhere but I'm looking at perl-5.6.1-TRAIL2 as I am thinking of moving to this for some production platforms (or 5.6.1 when that comes out) Is anyone using any funky optimizations for the CFLAGS beyond

Re: T-shirts for Monday

2001-03-05 Thread Mark Rogaski
An entity claiming to be David H. Adler wrote: : : Good man. : : Now all I have to do is figure out how to get them... :-) : Well, if we can figure out how to, I'd like to snatch up one of them. Mark -- [] | "Girls in occupied countries always [] Mark Rogaski | get

Re: good job there weren't any base belongs to us t-shirts printed

2001-03-05 Thread Brad Bowman
* Jonathan Stowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010304 17:45]: On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, Aaron Trevena wrote: On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, James Powell wrote: Might have ended up like the last programme here (not for the easily offended) http://www.tvgohome.com/ cafepress have some aybabtu tees.