Hi Grant,
> Can httpGate be used as a reverse proxy for other web applications that don't
> happen to be PicoLisp? I like how simple it is compared to the other servers
> I've tried to configure.
I'm not sure how useful it is for other applications. It cooperates tightly with
the PicoLisp
Thank you, Alex! Thank you, Alex! This is so exciting that I’m thinking about
changing my name to Alex to join the club. :D. Seriously, excellent work, guys!
On Thu, 27 Aug 2020 22:24 -04:00, Alexander Williams wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've updated 'v2' of the "PicoLisp Action" on the GitHub
Hi all,
I've updated 'v2' of the "PicoLisp Action" on the GitHub Marketplace.
It now supports building pil21, and thus allows you to automatically test
your PicoLisp code against the latest pil21, as well as other versions of
pil32 and pil64.
Have a look here:
Can httpGate be used as a reverse proxy for other web applications that don't
happen to be PicoLisp? I like how simple it is compared to the other servers
I've tried to configure.
Thanks!
Grant
I suppose so, you can start it from the command line and have it listen to
a port.
I am not sure that it will work with the configuration file tough, since I
understood that it takes care of stopping and starting the picolisp
processes.
Someone more expert can confirm or deny that ;-)
D.
On Thu,
Thank you Alex and AlexG,
The definition of tail was the only thing I had to change in order to make
mPL work after expanding the cell to 4 words :) (ofcourse, I had to change
gen3m as well).
Using an index into an array to encode the function pointer seems like an
interesting idea. Although I
One technique in C for mapping incompatible pointer or alignment sizes
(for when you can't, or don't want to, convert directly between
pointer and `intptr_t`) is to use an intermediate array, and instead
of storing native pointers, store indexes into this array.
For your case you could put all
On Wed, Aug 26, 2020 at 11:16:48PM -0700, C K Kashyap wrote:
> About why I am trying it - it's primarily just a learning exercise for me.
> What I am trying is expanding the cell to 4 words instead of two and use
> the extra words as the meta data and not require tagged pointers. This way
I see.
Thanks Alex,
About why I am trying it - it's primarily just a learning exercise for me.
What I am trying is expanding the cell to 4 words instead of two and use
the extra words as the meta data and not require tagged pointers. This way
I could even build it with TCC that does not seem to align
