Hi Alex,
> Looking for some consultants for a possible PicoLisp prototype of a
> blockchain.
> It’ a collaboration between a Swiss cantons and one of the large US States.
What advantages would you see in using PicoLisp for a blockchain project?
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Looking for some consultants for a possible PicoLisp prototype of a blockchain.
It’ a collaboration between a Swiss cantons and one of the large US States.
Think cowboys… lol.
At this point I’m checking bill rates and availability. Anyone on the GSA
pre-clear list by chance?
Cheers,
Alex
Hi Daniel,
> Where is the source code for the "final version" of pil32?
All standard releases including pil32, pil64 (for all architectures including
'emu') and ersatz were released in a common tar ball. The latest version is at
https://software-lab.de/picoLisp.tgz
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Hi,
Where is the source code for the "final version" of pil32?
On Fri, May 7, 2021, 12:11 AM Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> > In that case, what is the status of Picolisp 32-bit?
> > I read in the doc in many places "64-bit version only". Is Picolisp
> 32-bit
> > deprecated?
>
> All
Hi Laszlo,
> Is it written in C? Assembly? Something else?
It is pil64 assembly (the generic assembly language pil64 is implemented in).
In fact, it is just a modified pil64, with all system accesses removed, and
interfaces to the standard PC BIOS added for memory, keyboard, monitor and hard
Oh, wow, I didn’t know there was a PilOS. I’m a picolisp noob but that might be
perfect for an upcoming IoT type project.
The web page said there’s no network stack so I’d have to add that.
Is it written in C? Assembly? Something else?
> On May 7, 2021, at 09:52, Daniel Perron
Thank you for the precisions and Picolisp, it is a very nice system.
On Fri, May 7, 2021, 12:11 AM Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> > In that case, what is the status of Picolisp 32-bit?
> > I read in the doc in many places "64-bit version only". Is Picolisp
> 32-bit
> > deprecated?
>
>
Hi Daniel,
> In that case, what is the status of Picolisp 32-bit?
> I read in the doc in many places "64-bit version only". Is Picolisp 32-bit
> deprecated?
All PicoLisp versions except pil21 (e.g. pil32, pil64, miniPicoLisp, ErsatzLisp,
PilMCU and PilOS) are still around, but I don't actively
In that case, what is the status of Picolisp 32-bit?
I read in the doc in many places "64-bit version only". Is Picolisp 32-bit
deprecated? If so, it creates a cognitive dissonance in my mind. A system
created to be small and fast runs only on 64-bit?
Just curious, I didn't dig much in the mailing
> > > I have tried to installed Pilbox on my old cell
> > > (Android 5.1) and a new cheap tablet (Android 9), and
> > > I get the same result. I get a screen saying it is
> > > installing then a message saying 'App not installed'.
I have just tried to reproduce that, and I was also unable to
Hi Daniel,
> The subject line says: on arm 32 ie. Arm 32-bit.
Oops, overlooked, that's the problem!
> The PilBox doc page says:
>
> If your device has an Arm32 CPU, you can - after installing the PilBox App
> but before starting it - download and install the emulator version
Oh, sorry! The
Thanks for the reply.
The subject line says: on arm 32 ie. Arm 32-bit.
The PilBox doc page says:
If your device has an Arm32 CPU, you can - after installing the PilBox App
but before starting it - download and install the emulator version
https://software-lab.de/arm32.zip.
So it seems that it
Hi Daniel,
> I have tried to installed Pilbox on my old cell (Android 5.1) and a new
> cheap tablet (Android 9), and I get the same result. I get a screen saying
> it is installing then a message saying 'App not installed'.
PilBox should run on Android >= 5, and needs a 64-bit Arm CPU (ARMv8).
Hi,
I have tried to installed Pilbox on my old cell (Android 5.1) and a new
cheap tablet (Android 9), and I get the same result. I get a screen saying
it is installing then a message saying 'App not installed'. I don't have a
laptop with adb, I'm on vacation.
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