Licensing issues of translated sample code

I am considering adding PIR translations (and possibly other language translations) of the OpenGL Programming Guide ("Red Book") sample code to examples/opengl/ in the Parrot repository. The original C version of this code is under the seemingly free license at the bottom of this mess

Re: sample code

On Tue, Oct 16, 2001 at 04:58:47PM -0400, James Mastros wrote: > There's /got/ to be a better way to write these. I propose making opcodes > specificly to do these. This is an inner-loop kind of thing. There will be, of course; the substr solution doesn't really scale to Unicode. :) -- We all

Re: sample code

On Tue, 2001-10-16 at 15:58, James Mastros wrote: > On Tue, 16 Oct 2001, Brian Wheeler wrote: > > _chr - create a string (S0) with the ascii value of I0 > > _ord - return (in I0) the ascii value of the first character in S0 > There's /got/ to be a better way to write these. I propose making opcod

Re: sample code

On Tue, 16 Oct 2001, Brian Wheeler wrote: > _chr - create a string (S0) with the ascii value of I0 > _ord - return (in I0) the ascii value of the first character in S0 There's /got/ to be a better way to write these. I propose making opcodes specificly to do these. This is an inner-loop kind of

sample code

I've written a library of sorts which contains useful routines such as: _absi - absolute value of I0 _absn - absolute value of I0 _chomp - chomp a string (S0) with a trailing newline _chr - create a string (S0) with the ascii value of I0 _exit - terminate with a return code of I0 _hex - return i