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Re: Some initial questions

Hi Louis, I've also just started exploring Picolisp for some of the reasons you mentioned. Hopefully we can exchange our impressions here after some time. Me too did find my way to picolisp not from the embedded C world but from interpreter languages. I already had a little 'lispish'

Re: Some initial questions

Am 28.09.2013 11:34, schrieb Henrik Sarvell: I ended up adding everything I know of at the bottom of http://picolisp.com/5000/!wiki?Documentation I suppose the rosetta examples and the code repositories aren't strictly documentation but it felt like a better idea to put it on the documentation

Re: Some initial questions

Luis P. Mendes wrote: I'll start reading the book Lisp by Winston/Horn. So did I when I came to Lisp. And I remember a very nice interactive tutorial (basics of Lisp in general), looked similar to this, perhaps is the same: http://art2.ph-freiburg.de/art/login-e.html It's available in

Re: Some initial questions

Hi Thorsten, thank you to point the rosettacode examples out to me! I always knew about rosettacode but didn't check, that there are more helpful computing tasks in general than programming puzzles, as I thought. Cheers, Olaf Am 25.09.2013 14:45, schrieb Thorsten Jolitz:

Re: Pre-compiled picolisp for CentOS, Cygwin, OSX

Am 03.11.2013 13:25, schrieb Keith Kim: For Cygwin version, cygwin DLLs are included, thus it runs in command window also. I haven't check all the functionalities though. The reason I uploaded binaries is that new users usually prefer downloading runnable binaries and test things quickly,

Re: PicoLisp / REPL Emacs

Hi Jerome, I'm using Emacs (on Linux), and I was very happy how easy it was to use picolisp source blocks in Emacs org-mode. Even with sessions enabled. But that is no answer to your question, I think. I do not understand the term Do you use Emacs and Company?. Does 'Company' mean software

picolisp on raspberry pi - thanks to the list for providing solution

I could not find any ready-to-install picolisp-Package for the raspberry Pi. Instead, with the help of this list, by searching mail-archive.com/picolisp@software-lab.de for the 'arm'-Thread as of March 2013, which was discussed by Tomas, Rick and Alex, it was an ease of changing the Makefile

Re: PicoLisp in TinyCore Linux

Sounds interesting! A big clap hands for your efforts (and posting here - never heard of tinycore so far), thank you very much. Greetings, Olaf On 23.09.2015 05:01, Alexander Williams wrote: Hi everyone, I've submitted PicoLisp as a TinyCore Linux (http://tinycorelinux.net/) extension for

Re: org mode picolisp?

What about calling definition and function call in one src block? If that works, then it might be that some org mode header arguments for signaling a session are missing. Start session in first block and join that session in second block. But first put both def and call into one block to see

Re: org mode picolisp?

Hi Lawrence, I had to add the org header argument :results output to show the printed output of the org block So, this is - all in one src block - as it worked for me: #+BEGIN_SRC picolisp :results output (de hello-one-arg2 (x) (prinl "Hello World again" x)) (hello-one-arg2 "me")

Re: Released PicoLisp 15.11

I'm rather sure, you are not the only one. On 25.11.2015 13:26, František Fuka wrote: I personally prefer when the version number immediately tells me how old the release is.

Re: PicoLisp available under Termux/Android

pil32 works out of the box on my samsung SM-T705 - great tip! On 27.11.2015 13:30, Alexander Burger wrote: Hi all, PicoLisp is running now on Android, directly installable in Termux!

Re: Released PicoLisp 15.11

Nice to see a new release, Alex! But I do really wonder, why a version scheme like Major.Minor.fixes does not fit any longer the needs of software users. I always loved that picolisp changed only in the third digit the last releases, suggesting sth like 'oh cool, nothing of the main concepts

Re: Announce ARMv8 (arm64) version of 64-bit PicoLisp released

Santa Clause seems to appear early this year :-) Thank you very much, Alex! Olaf On 16.11.2015 18:01, Alexander Burger wrote: Hi all, I'm glad to announce that the arm64 port of pil64 is done! :)

Re: Best way to learn picolisp

If you are new to Lisp in common, then I would argue for the visit of one of the interactive online tutorials for lisp beginners (sth. like http://art2.ph-freiburg.de/art/login-e.html, but there must exist more) and perhaps a look into the book "Land of Lisp". But picolisp behaves different

picolisp does not compile on cygwin due to linker option -lcrypt not

Hello, compiling current picolisp on cygwin 32bit under Windows 7 64bit failed. picolisp 3.0.9 compiles. Actual picolisp 16.2 and former versions (e.g. 3.1.11) do not compile due to following error: ld: cannot find -lcrypt linker will exit the make call. Solution: after installing the

Re: PicoLisp on Ubuntu

Xubuntu could work too. And it's possible to switch window systems later, too. On 18.01.2016 09:22, Jon Kleiser wrote: Hi Rick, Lubuntu looks very promising. I think I have to give it a try. Thanks! /Jon On 17. Jan, 2016, at 22:10, Rick Hanson wrote: Hi Jon! On

Re: Tractatus Pico-Blaesicus

Nice to read, Alex. Besides the interesting technical implementation, concerning the content: I find the variety of all the platforms very interesting, where picolisp installs nearly out-of-the-box or is already available as a package, especially since the announcement of termux/picolisp on

Re: Redesigned Wiki is Live

I took the chance to do it - did'nt know so far, that it is so easy to get an account for editing the wiki pages. Hope, I did not write anything silly in that entry for the libraries of A.W. Otherwise ... well, it would be easy to correct that in place. Greetings, Olaf On 06.05.2016 10:29,

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,

write from pl-script into named pipe on shell

Hi all, if someone has fun with this question, I would appreciate an answer. I creat a named pipe in a terminal window and start a simple listener loop: ==bash== mknod listener p while true do read line In a second terminal window (same working directory) sending from pil repl commands to

Re: write from pl-script into named pipe on shell

Thank you for the quick answer, Alex. Println is not the key, I also played around with flush and sync and tell and every word I saw in rosetta examples :-) But no problem at all - enjoy the weekend :-) Another approach was to have all different senders and the one receiver in one picolisp

Re: web app example - todo w/mithril.js

I always like short examples like this. Thank you for sharing. On 14.09.2016 06:14, Joe Bogner wrote: I've been working on an example of using PicoLisp to create as a single page web application (javascript / SPA).

is json.l capable to handle escaped quotation marks in strings?

Hello list, {"sentence":"value string with \"escaped quotation marks\" is valid json"} is valid json, but parseJson returns 'BAD JSON'. Any idea for an simple way to circumvent that issue? Thank you in advance! == I tried with picoLisp 16.06.0 (load "@lib/json.l") # this works fine:

Re: is json.l capable to handle escaped quotation marks in strings?

Thank you very much for your quick and precise answers, Rick and Alex. As almost always, I tried to work on tasks by myself than to let piL do the job with ease :-) Thank you very much. Regards, Olaf

Re: Announce: PilBox - Building Mobile Apps in PicoLisp

.. after having received tons of posts titled 'future', some of them sounding like 'do not know what future will bring' ... .. and now: baam! - once again Alex fetched sth out of the hat (and head of course :-) ) - in variation to the german saying 'aus dem Hut zaubern' Kindly excited (but

Re: Learning Lisp

This looks like a very valuable resource for self-taught guys like me - thank you very much for sharing! Kind regards, Olaf On 12.06.2017 09:26, Mike Pechkin wrote: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/ all tasks, some ignored, on PicoLisp

Re: Announce: PilBox - Building Android Apps in PicoLisp

Hi Alex, I'm very excited about your announcement, so I tried it out immediately :-) Installation via Google Play worked without problems after searching for de.software_lab.pilbox Pilbox starts as documented in the wiki and repl eval works for e.g. '(version)' and '$ pwd' Unfortunately

Re: Announce: PilBox - Building Android Apps in PicoLisp

Thank you very much for that quick reply, Alex. But no luck so far. Thanks for your hints and explanations. Another install approach by downloading the apk from the softlab url finishes in the same result. I'm using a SM-T719 tablet, which some day got the update to android 7 (german

Re: Announce: PilBox - Building Android Apps in PicoLisp

Hello, short update: on dtek50/Android 6.01 Pilbox works as expected, I think (though I did not go through all demo buttons). Don't know, why this did not work yesterday, possibly a system update was interfering while trying Pilbox. I did not change anything, just after restart of the

Re: Latest (better) way to install PicoLisp on Windows WSL + Question

Thank you for updating your recipes, Arie! Could you please have a look and tell, which version of picolisp you got by this procedure? I think " pil -version -bye " or similar on the commandline should do. Kind regards. On 20.05.2018 14:44, Arie van Wingerden wrote: Hi all, as I had to

Re: Ins and outs of the 'de' function

If you feel comfortable, yes, please do, Arie! Greetings from a (most-of-the-time) reader :-) On 24.05.2018 20:00, Arie van Wingerden wrote: [...] If and only if such things will be appreciated, I intend to continue bit by bit to create some useful docs with examples and a bit of extra

Re: Wiki progress

Hi Arie, I do like your work on the documentation very much, no question. No doubt about the code content, if there sth would be wrong, everyone would notice it. But colors and font sizes are, besides look and feel, also a matter of individual visual capabilities, so it might be that one

Re: Wiki progress

O.Hamann mailto:o.ham...@gmx.net>>: Hi Arie, I do like your work on the documentation very much, no question. No doubt about the code content, if there sth would be wrong, everyone would notice it. But colors and font sizes are, besides look and feel, also a

Re: picolisp at last ?

I'm no really sure at the moment about 64bit picolisp, but for 32bit I did that several years ago. Was archlinux for that platform and compiled picolisp by myself. Worked nearly out of the box with a few compiler settings, which were documented in the picolisp section of mail-archive.com

Re: Wiki progress

s? Thx. Arie 2018-06-11 9:12 GMT+02:00 O.Hamann <mailto:o.ham...@gmx.net>>: Hi, I meant a way to collect the formatting into a css class, then to mark all relevant pieces of text with this class. So, perhaps it might be helpful - and would not be too diverse

Re: Wiki change - 'de' function 'done'

Hi Arie, I do like your https://picolisp.com/wiki/?pcedefunction wiki page very much! For me, it does show the subtleties of the topic in a very clear and comprehensible way (even reproducible). Just to distinguish 'x' from 'x' (see *1 below), would you mind, if I would replace all 'x'

Re: Wiki - asking for last calls on fonts etc.

Hi Arie, called the page on 2 different smartphones, Tablet and Desktop (but Firefox everywhere) and found headers and text okay. Text is zoomable and responsive in landscape/portrait mode. I like it (except the lightgreen background color :-), but that's out of scope of headers and top

Re: What parts of picolisp did you have the most trouble understanding?

On 31.07.2018 07:41, Bruno Franco wrote: three questions: 1) Which clashed with your previous experience as a programmer? The pilog part, I stopped thinking about transferring Prolog LPN examples when it came to Prolog list handling ([head | tail]) or Context Free Grammars /Definite Clause

Re: how to determine pil 64bit/32bit version?

Thank you all for your quick replies, George, Alex, Mike! I think I have to revisit the docs, I cannot remember that I have ever read about that solution. Thank you. On 13.07.2018 12:31, Mike wrote: I don't know how to check whether on a rasp runs the 32bit or 64bit version of picolisp.

Re: picolisp at last ?

Outdated thread, but just to keep my promise: - dusty rasp has 64bit picolisp running, examined by (== 64 64) ==> T - *CPU shows 'emu' Os is a 64bit archlinux. Regards, Olaf On 14.06.2018 15:15, O.Hamann wrote: [...] - if I will find a 64bit picolisp on the dusty raspberry at home,

how to determine pil 64bit/32bit version?

Document string for (version flg) says: 'The JVM- and C-versions print an additional "JVM" or "C",' Am I right, that a result list like (16 12 8) signals definitely a 64bit picolisp version? I don't know how to check whether on a rasp runs the 32bit or 64bit version of picolisp. Regards

Re: PilBox build without Gradle and Android Studio

On 19.03.2019 14:27, Alexander Burger wrote: You mean the settings page in PilBox? This is indeed the easiest way, just type a name like "radio" or "browser" and hit the Download button. Really nice! -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

Re: Alternative repos

nice speech, +1 On 21.02.20 10:29, andr...@itship.ch wrote: My thoughts, sorry I'm unable to keep it short: I think the main repo should be self-hosted, how Alex is doing it now. PicoLisp was once hosted primarily by Google Code, it shut down, no reason why this should not happen to others.

Re: Proposal: PilCon 2020

Hello Alex, hi all, I would be happy to take part as an attendee, 90..100% but unfortunately I do not have to contribute much more than open eyes and ears and possibly some noob questions :-) A Happy New Year to all of you and your families, Olaf On 25.12.2019 10:56, Alexander Burger

Re: PilCon 2020

Timely, short, clear communication, thank you for that, Alex. I do not really have any real experience with video conferences, but last year I attended a few presentations of a software conference via web and it was quite fun and very inspiring. So thumbs up for your idea - but all I could

Re: PilCon 2020

On 28.04.20 07:38, Alexander Burger wrote: > We used Jitsi a lot during the last weeks. I have tried up to only 5 members > so > far, but performance was good. Beneroth has set up his own server. I don't > know > how well it scales for more members, and what can be done to optimize it. Thinking

Re: Do free

On 16.05.20 12:42, Alexander Burger wrote: > I can't help him ... No, of course you can't, neither the community. There were many posts here of the community which argued in a fair manner to him, but I think, one can't stop a sender like him. He was not able to receive any more. So don't

Re: Tomorrow is PilCon

Thank you Alex and all other participants (and not at least thanks to beneroth (typed correctly?) providing the space, where we could meet) again for this nice PilCon Session. I like to recap some topics/items, perhaps others can also enjoy  (disclaimer: there may be misunderstandings or faults

Re: PilCon tomorrow

On 15.10.20 07:24, Alexander Burger wrote: > Any proposals? From my side, I could report a little about the state of pil21 I could show a simple serverSentEvents + svg.l combination. And where I got stuck Why   (serverSend *Sse (pack "Hello " "World")) won't work, while (serverSend *Sse

Re: PilCon tomorrow

On 01.10.20 08:29, Alexander Burger wrote: > Any requests or proposals? Just some ideas ... if nothing else comes up ... (I created this earlier, before the post of pd, so perhaps we could add this at the end of an (imaginary) list of topics for the next opportunities ... ) - What about

Re: PilBox problem

pilBox REPL: (version) -> 21.0.0 nice :-) (does db stuff already work?) I always forget how to run the picolisp testsuite ... On 24.10.20 18:06, Alexander Burger wrote: > On Fri, Oct 23, 2020 at 04:53:24PM +0200, Alexander Burger wrote: >> Seems I should release PilBox/21 asap ... > Done!

Re: Fridays for Functions (Was: PilCon 2020)

++ On 03.06.20 07:54, Alexander Burger wrote: > I would propose informal Jitsi meetings every second Friday or so. The time > could be alternating 8:00 and 16:00 UTC, to allow attendance from most time > zones. No big planning and schedule. Let's start with questions, tutorials and >

Re:

Doesn't this nice article perhaps show a beginning of the path how to use Picolisp as the basis for more use-case-oriented dialects/variations ​​that could be used more intuitively by users? Might this be a way to attract more users to use picolisp by such 'vehicles', which they can happily

Re: PilCon Friday

On 11.11.20 08:07, Alexander Burger wrote: > third > Friday this month > >Fri 20 Nov 2020 at 16:00 UTC > > > and then > >Sat 05 Dec 2020 at 8:00 UTC >Sat 19 Dec 2020 at 16:00 UTC >... fine -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

Re: Announcing: Posix Message Queues with PicoLisp

Very nice, Alexander, thanks for sharing / pointing to those repos. I never thought to think about PMQ, but the way you documented the work and the easy entry with checks and tutorials allured me to have a look and perhaps I would go deeper because there was some (so far non-picolisp-)script

Re: PilCon Friday

On 04.11.20 11:55, Alexander Burger wrote: > we'll meet at 8:00 UTC. Because of the time change, it's already at 9:00 central european time, right? -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

how to access symbols by generic naming

Hi all, Code snippet below works, but is it correct? Or success through luck? We could of course look at this on PilCon tomorrow, I would try to post the answer in the list afterwards. Any links to existing docs are also welcome - i did not know what idioms to look for. (setq l-1-1 '(a b

Re: PilCon tomorrow

On 19.06.21 10:39, Alexander Burger wrote: > Please make up some questions and ideas. Hi, my 'colored picolisp source code viewer'(1) has made some progress. So we could look into it and discuss code and intention, if there's interest for. Regards, Olaf 1) 'Colored picolisp source code

update of picolisp download page

Hi Alex, on the picolisp download page a few updates would be nice to reflect the actual situation: - url for '#picolisp' should point to 'irc://irc.libera.chat/picolisp' I guess - word 'Libera.chat' instead of 'FreeNode.net' - the url for 'IRC-Logger' should point to

Re: update of picolisp download page

Sorry, was perhaps a cache problem. I see updated info now. On 27.05.21 18:22, Alexander Burger wrote: > Hi Olaf, > >> - url for '#picolisp' should point to 'irc://irc.libera.chat/picolisp' I >> guess >> - word 'Libera.chat' instead of 'FreeNode.net' >> - the url for 'IRC-Logger' should point to

any picolisp experiences with iSH on iOS ?

Hi all, some months ago, in the Apple App Store I stumbled over the 'iSH' App, which could be easily installed on iPhone 7 (iOS 14.4.2). (uname -a in the app console shows: iSH 1.1.1 (91) Dec 21 2020) (I did not jailbreak the iPhone - but it is from second hand and I do not know, what others

Re: pil21 termux compiled: unsupported flags DT_FLAGS_1

On 05.07.21 15:26, Alexander Burger wrote: > There is some info about this here: > >https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/FAQ#Why_does_a_compiled_program_show_warnings Thank you very much for that hint - worked! I'll search termux FAQ first by myself next time, I (try to) promise ... --

pil21 termux compiled: unsupported flags DT_FLAGS_1

Hi all, after installing termux from f-droid and following the installation steps from the mailing archive https://www.mail-archive.com/picolisp@software-lab.de/msg10182.html pil21 is running and shows a linker warning: unsupported flasgs DT_FLAGS_1=0x801 does not look severe and tests are

pil21 doc/app.html missing

Hi Alex, the helpful doc file app.html ("Picolisp Application Development") seems to be missing in the distribution pil21.tgz. The links in the document index still reference it. Greetings Olaf -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

Re: PilCon Schedule

+1 for the kind words +1 for the new schedule On 28.01.21 15:13, Mattias Sundblad wrote: > I think it is nice to just take a little time > to meet each other and talk about whatever happens to come up, be it > programming, Picolisp or life in general. If there are no topics, we can > simply

Re: December's Pilcon Mind Maps

Very helpful, Nehal, it's pleasure to read the annotations concerning the chess session which I could not join. Thank you very much. To follow the link, I had to add a dot, hopefully this one links correctly: https://picolisp.com/wiki/?pilconmindmaps On 10.02.21 09:18, Nehal wrote: > Dear

How to use html5+css3 in picolisp apps without breaking the lynx useable xhtml gui code

Hi all, perhaps concerning the pilCon tomorrow or next times, if it's of general interest: what about talking a bit about how to use HTML5/CSS3 in picolisp apps? Topics, which may come into mind: - where to add the functions for new html elements? - how to safeguard that non-css-aware

picolisp sandbox tool

Hi all, for other programming languages there are sandbox tools to edit, run and share code snippets, which one would like to show or discuss. Like replit.com or one of the many webdev sandboxes like jsfiddle.net. I wanted to ask if someone knows sth similar for picolisp. But thanks to

Re: Wiki modifications

On 06.09.21 14:01, Jean-Christophe Helary wrote: > 4) I added an "Alternative repository install for macOS" page > https://picolisp.com/wiki/?alternativeMacOSRepository Thank you very much for providing und publishing this! I was able to install a pil21 version on macOS 11.5.2 following the

Re: New blog - "PicoLisp for beginners"

Welcome Mia! I followed the steps of your install pil21 on win10/WSL blog post - and it worked fine, thanks for putting all (WSL+Linux+pil21) together in one recipe. (I only had to do a 'sudo apt update' before Ubuntu did install the llvm) Reading over your nice list of planned topics,

Re: Picolisp on Termux ? Picolisp on OpenWrt/Lede ?

On 19.10.21 20:08, Alexander Burger wrote: > Hi Henry, > >> Is anyone willing to copy Picolisp to the Termux and/or OpenWrt repositories? > > In fact, the picolisp package is available in Termux since early on. However, > only pil64, because Fredrik Fornwall suddenly stopped to respond and/or

great!

Mias blog is awesome, i never noticed +Click and +Auto before. https://picolisp-blog.hashnode.dev/web-apps-an-animation Great! Olaf -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

Re: PilCon yesterday - the screen share hassle

Hi Alex, would be great to have shared Tmux via SSH again in PilCon meetings! It would be no problem to provide a payed Zoom Meeting Room without the need of reconnecting after 40minutes, but I'm not sure what the community thinks about not using the selfhosted (many thanks to beneroth!) Jitsi

PilCon topic canvas.l

On 21.09.21 11:27, Alexander Burger wrote: > Please send me questions for the next PilCon a few days earlier, so that I can > search for examples and use cases! There were plans to look into canvas next time (whenever it's suitable), as an example for a more 'top down' like approach of

Re: PilCon yesterday - the screen share hassle

tests it exceed the length allowed by > youtube. You always can remaster the video changing quality or size or > even cutting it in pieces but all this is quite tedious. > > greets. > > > On Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 11:49 AM O.Hamann <mailto:O.Hamann@gmxnet>> wrote: &g

Re: Internal WIKI Links do not work on WSL2 Debian

Hi Thorsten, could it be, that the URL in href="-2.html" is missing a prefix, which would be provided by a pil21 global var or function but in your case is or returns NIL ? when I'm looking on picolisp.com the Login Link URL looks like this:

Re: Internal WIKI Links do not work on WSL2 Debian

And another idea: Did you try other more common ports, sth. like 8080 or so? (in case there is some firewall mechanism blocking, or so?) Regards, Olaf On 24.12.21 14:06, Thorsten Jolitz wrote: > Hi List,  > I have the newest pil21 and the current picolisp wiki running on  > - Win10 / WSL2

Re: [PicoLisp] [PiL] im Betreff verwenden

As we have only picolisp/pil21 topics in the mails coming from picolisp at software minus lab dot de I would agree with Alex not to add the proposed tags to the mail subject. On 29.12.21 10:50, Alexander Burger wrote: > Hi Rolf, hi all, > >> könnten wir [PicoLisp] oder [PiL] in der Betreffzeil

Re: Jitsi screen sharing issues

On 21.07.21 20:03, Thorsten Jolitz wrote: > but it seems everybody else was just fine except you and me. > The last 2 PilCons in special I did not have any problems, but i did not touch the running conference Firefox at all. (Firefox 90 or so on LinuxMint) We could run connection tests, I

Re: Jitsi screen sharing issues

Hi Alex, for your live coding, SSH-client is nice to watch at. But I also liked very much, when you showed sth in the Webbrowser, illustrates the discussed topics nicely. Would it be possible to provide the read-only ssh-client additionally? Greetings, Olaf On 26.07.21 11:15, Alexander Burger

Re: ideas for pilBox apps?

On 26.01.22 20:34, Alexander Burger wrote: > An absolute must: A Tetris clone. Of course, how could we forget ... :-) -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

ideas for pilBox apps?

Hi all, during last PilCon Mia asked if there were any ideas for pilBox apps she could work in the blog post series. For pilBox modified ToDo list app was the only thing that came into my mind at that early hour :-) (of course could be of really interest how to keep the data of both desktop and

Re: Internal WIKI Links do not work on WSL2 Debian

Hi Thorsten, thanks for your solution! Just to be curious: Did you try 127.0.0.1:5000 instead of localhost:5000 ? Same pn-replacing effect? Regards, Olaf On 19.01.22 00:20, Thorsten Jolitz wrote: > Hi List, > today I figured out what seems to be the problem here:  > Somehow the URLs are

Re: Windows builds available

Hello Kevin, are there any reasons to use Msys instead of WSL2 on Windows10? Pil21 installation under WSL2 worked out of the box for me (taking in account the hint to prefer Ubuntu hint), as described here: https://picolisp-explored.com/how-to-install-picolisp Anyway, nice to read about

Is there PilCon planned for tomorrow

Hello all, perhaps I'm missing some emails. Or did the PilCon interval change? Is PilCon meeting planned for June 20th in the evening? Greetings, Olaf On 09.04.22 09:02, Alexander Burger wrote: > Hi all, > > let's have a PilCon again! > > Tomorrow, the 10th, at 8:00 UTC on > >