Hi Oskar,
> >This is strange. 'ht:Pack' (in the 'ht' library) is part of the PicoLisp
> >core. How did you install it? Along the lines of the INSTALL file, or
> >from a Debian-Derivate?
> I build the emu version along the lines of your INSTALL file.
> With local installation mode on a 32-bit ubunt
Hi Jorge,
> Ok, if that's the problem this is nicer… Does it compile without
> warnings on your 32-bit system?
Yes. Great! That's better. I didn't know about 'uintptr_t', that's
exactly what we need here. Thanks!
So let's stay with this :)
♪♫ Alex
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Hi Alex,
This is strange. 'ht:Pack' (in the 'ht' library) is part of the PicoLisp
core. How did you install it? Along the lines of the INSTALL file, or
from a Debian-Derivate?
I build the emu version along the lines of your INSTALL file.
With local installation mode on a 32-bit ubuntu 12.04.
It
Add me, baby! ;-)
On May 22, 2013, at 8:19 PM, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Jorge,
>
>> I tried to build the emu version on OSX and it failed. Here is the culprit
>> line:
>
> Thanks! Unfortunately, it is not so easy, because then you get a warning
> on 32-bit systems:
>
> cast from pointer to integer of di
Hi Jorge,
> I tried to build the emu version on OSX and it failed. Here is the culprit
> line:
Thanks! Unfortunately, it is not so easy, because then you get a warning
on 32-bit systems:
cast from pointer to integer of different size [-Wpointer-to-int-cast]
So for 32-bits, we must still fi
I tried to build the emu version on OSX and it failed. Here is the culprit line:
emu.patch
Description: Binary data
Regards,
Jorge
On May 22, 2013, at 5:24 PM, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Jon,
>
>> to see if something magical have happened that would make it
>> possible for me to build
Hi Jon,
> I inserted the "(trace 'file)" (on Cloud9) and what I get is this:
> ...
> file = ("doc//" "default" . 3)
OK, good. That's the same I get.
Then Path must be "doc//", and then "doc/". So the problem is that
( F (pack Path F))
somehow builds two "doc/" fragments?
Then 'F' must als
Hi Jon,
> No, it has to be "tail 2", as I want to detect when Path ends with "//" ...
>
> : (= '("/" "/") (tail 2 (chop "doc//")))
> -> T
> : (= '("/" "/") (tail 1 (chop "doc//")))
> -> NIL
Small optimization: 'tail' also works as a predicate if the
first argument is a list instead of a number.
Hi Jon,
> to see if something magical have happened that would make it
> possible for me to build 64-bit PicoLisp, so I did the "(cd src64;
> ...
> runtime. As I'm not very convinced that such a Java SE 6 runtime
> would give me the 64-bit PicoLisp, I have not accepted that offer
> yet. Am I wrong
Hi Oskar,
> I can't get your code running, only the following error msg popping up:
>
> ? !? (ht:Pack Lst)
> ht:Pack -- Undefined
>
> Do I have to modify the 64-bit version, if yes, in what way?
This is strange. 'ht:Pack' (in the 'ht' library) is part of the PicoLisp
core. How did you install i
On 05/22/2013 06:32 PM, Jon Kleiser wrote:
No, you don't have to do any modifications (unless you're going to run
it at c9.io), at least it works for me on standard 32-bit. Did you try
this with my tiny web server code? That's where the libs are loaded:
(load "lib/http.l" "lib/xhtml.l" "lib/
Hi Oskar,
On 22-05-13 12:09 , Oskar Wieland wrote:
Hi Jon,
guessing from your code I'd try:
(when (= '("/" "/") (tail 1 (chop Path)))
instead of
(when (= '("/" "/") (tail 2 (chop Path)))
No, it has to be "tail 2", as I want to detect when Path ends with "//" ...
: (= '("/" "/") (tail
Hi,
I've just installed OSX 10.8.3, Xcode 4.6.2 and Command Line Tools
(make, gcc, ...) on one of my Macs (but no Java yet), and I wanted to
see if something magical have happened that would make it possible for
me to build 64-bit PicoLisp, so I did the "(cd src64; make)". I then got
this:
Hi Jon,
guessing from your code I'd try:
(when (= '("/" "/") (tail 1 (chop Path)))
instead of
(when (= '("/" "/") (tail 2 (chop Path)))
I can't get your code running, only the following error msg popping up:
? !? (ht:Pack Lst)
ht:Pack -- Undefined
Do I have to modify the 64-bit version,
Hi Alex,
I inserted the "(trace 'file)" (on Cloud9) and what I get is this:
file :
file = ("doc//" "default" . 3)
/Jon
On 21-05-13 18:00 , Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Jon,
files on the index list, since they have got URLs like
"http://localhost:8080/doc/ref.html";. However, when I run my web
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