Thank you. Could you explain this code:
(load
"@test/src/main.l"
"@test/src/apply.l"
"@test/src/flow.l"
"@test/src/sym.l"
"@test/src/subr.l"
"@test/src/big.l"
"@test/src/io.l"
"@test/src/db.l"
"@test/src/net.l"
"@test/src/ext.l"
"@test/src/ht.l" )
How is the "@"
Hi Christopher,
> Thank you. Could you explain this code:
>
> (load
>"@test/src/main.l"
>"@test/src/apply.l"
>...
>
> How is the "@" character being used here? The reference documentation
> mentions the wildcard character in conjunction with match and fill, but
> I'm not clear on
Thank you. Could you explain this code:
(load
"@test/src/main.l"
"@test/src/apply.l"
"@test/src/flow.l"
"@test/src/sym.l"
"@test/src/subr.l"
"@test/src/big.l"
"@test/src/io.l"
"@test/src/db.l"
"@test/src/net.l"
"@test/src/ext.l"
"@test/src/ht.l" )
How is the "@"
On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 3:20 PM, Christopher Howard <
christopher.how...@qlfiles.net> wrote:
> Hi all, picolisp newbie here. I was trying to figure out how to
> "modularize" my code; there doesn't seem to be a module system built in,
> but the reference doc did mention support for shared
Hi all, picolisp newbie here. I was trying to figure out how to
"modularize" my code; there doesn't seem to be a module system built in,
but the reference doc did mention support for shared libraries. A few
questions:
1) On Gnu/Linux, how do you put code into a shared library?
2) Where on the
