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compiling on arm

Hi Alex, I am trying to compile the latest picolisp 3.1.10 on 32 bit ARM. I remember I sent a patch fixing ARM compilation a while ago but that wasn't accepted, because the aditional cases would make the Makefile ugly. I ca fix it quickly simply by calling (cd src ; sed -i s/-m32//g

pil keeps parent shell around

Hi Alex, is it expected that calling pil keeps the parent shell process around? tomas@x ~ % pstree | grep pi | |-zsh---pil---picolisp I can see pil in the process list but I would prefer if it was replaced by the picolisp process (aka shell exec). Thank you, Tomas -- UNSUBSCRIBE:

Re: compiling on arm

Hi Alex, I am trying to compile the latest picolisp 3.1.10 on 32 bit ARM. I remember I sent a patch fixing ARM compilation a while ago but that wasn't accepted, because the aditional cases would make the Makefile ugly. Really? When was that? Please excuse my bad memory .. ;) I managed to

Re: pil keeps parent shell around

Hi Alex, tomas@x ~ % pstree | grep pi | |-zsh---pil---picolisp I can see pil in the process list but I would prefer if it was replaced by the picolisp process (aka shell exec). This can be done with the (surprise!) 'exec' function

Re: Websockets now considered stable

What gives?! This stuff is broken!!! $ git clone https://bitbucket.org/hsarvell/pl-web Cloning into 'pl-web'... fatal: repository 'https://bitbucket.org/hsarvell/pl-web/' not found Just yanking your chain. I know this is a mercurial repo. :) Thanks, man. Looks good. I'll study the code when

How to manage picoLisp projects

In looking at Henrik's pl-web, I copied the demo app directory `demo-app` to a standalone directory that would be a project directory. I called it `pl-web-demo`. Then, I copied Henrik's libraries `pl-web` and `ext` into the project directory. And since I'm running a global version of `pil` (in

Re: pil keeps parent shell around

On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 07:04:20PM +0200, Alexander Burger wrote: Hi Tomas, tomas@x ~ % pstree | grep pi | |-zsh---pil---picolisp I can see pil in the process list but I would prefer if it was replaced by the picolisp process (aka shell exec). This can be done with the

Re: compiling on arm

Hi Tomas, I am trying to compile the latest picolisp 3.1.10 on 32 bit ARM. You could also take a look at how Debian (Kan-Ru Chen?) is doing it. I'm using PicoLisp on my Kobo E-Book reader, which has an ARM CPU. Works perfectly out of the box with apt-get install picolisp :) ♪♫ Alex --

Re: pil keeps parent shell around

Hi Tomas, tomas@x ~ % pstree | grep pi | |-zsh---pil---picolisp I can see pil in the process list but I would prefer if it was replaced by the picolisp process (aka shell exec). This can be done with the (surprise!) 'exec' function http://software-lab.de/doc/refE.html#exec

Re: compiling on arm

Hi Tomas, I am trying to compile the latest picolisp 3.1.10 on 32 bit ARM. I remember I sent a patch fixing ARM compilation a while ago but that wasn't accepted, because the aditional cases would make the Makefile ugly. Really? When was that? Please excuse my bad memory .. ;) (cd src

Re: pil keeps parent shell around

On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 11:19:00PM +0200, Tomas Hlavaty wrote: This can be done with the (surprise!) 'exec' function http://software-lab.de/doc/refE.html#exec On the other hand, if you need to use (fork) 0 for example because you want to inherit something from the parent pil