Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

This looks pretty good. If it helps, I've written a few 'native' tutorials, at https://picolisp.a1w.ca +1 for choosing a liberal license as well (CC0). AW On 17-10-24 11:06 AM, Alfonso Villén wrote: I've created a public Bitbucket repository with my work so far, including some examples.

Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

Hello Mike, I've just made the Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/78iy7w/sdl2_and_opengl_33_on_picolisp_64bit/ 2017-10-24 13:35 GMT+02:00 Mike Pechkin : > ​Alfonso, > > Make a post on reddit.com/r/lisp​ > > > > >> I've created a public Bitbucket

Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

​Alfonso, Make a post on reddit.com/r/lisp​ > I've created a public Bitbucket repository with my work so far, including > some examples. > https://bitbucket.org/alfonsovillen/picolispffi > > I don't know if someone will be interested in it, but I'm having fun doing > it. >

Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

Hello, finally, I could display a triangle using OpenGL 3.3. I translated the code from the C tutorial at: https://learnopengl.com/#!Getting-started/Hello-Triangle. Thanks again for your help, Alex. Unfortunately I'm running into difficulties again because after translating the next tutorial,

Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

On Sat, Oct 21, 2017 at 02:38:18PM +0200, Alfonso Villén wrote: > The function arguments don't work as you expected. That C function needs > some weird information such as an array of integers giving the length of > the strings in the other array if those don't end with null bytes... Ah, I see.

Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

Hello, thank you very much, Alex. It seems to work, but I have to test more thoroughly. The function arguments don't work as you expected. That C function needs some weird information such as an array of integers giving the length of the strings in the other array if those don't end with null

Re: Two questions regarding 'native'

Hi Alfonso, > I'm exploring Picolisp as a hobby for a while now, and I find it absolutely > amazing. I'm experimenting with 'native', trying to make some bindings for > SDL2 and OpenGL. I assume you found the OpenGL library in the distribution too, right? Just for the records, it is in

Two questions regarding 'native'

Hello, I'm exploring Picolisp as a hobby for a while now, and I find it absolutely amazing. I'm experimenting with 'native', trying to make some bindings for SDL2 and OpenGL. I want to call this OpenGL function with 'native': void glShaderSource( GLuint shader, GLsizei count, const

Re: Two questions

On Mon, May 09, 2016 at 12:08:42AM +0200, andr...@itship.ch wrote: > 2. I don't know of anyone running pil on this vocore device or even > under OpenWRT distro, so you might have to try out yourself. Post your > experiences with it here and/or on the wiki for other users. :-) I do run PicoLisp on

RE: Two questions

e Sent: Sun, 8 May 2016 11:44:48 -0400 Subject: Two questions 1. The new spiffy (flotte?) Website says just go ahead, Ubuntu users, and do an apt-get install picolisp. Good, but is that a nice, recent version -- or would it be better to hand-install? 2. Does picolisp run on this little guy: http://voc

Re: Two questions

Hey Lawrence, if you are new to picolisp and want to get an impression of how it works an try some of the examples, I think "sudo apt-get install picolisp" is the perfect way to reach "picoLand" and start exploring it's beautifulness immediately. If you then feel the need of the things,

Two questions

1. The new spiffy (flotte?) Website says just go ahead, Ubuntu users, and do an apt-get install picolisp. Good, but is that a nice, recent version -- or would it be better to hand-install? 2. Does picolisp run on this little guy: http://vocore.io/ . . . In general, what's picolisp's track record