Hi Olaf,
> (does db stuff already work?)
Yes, should all work :)
We spent the last week with the stress tests
$ ./pil misc/stress.l -main -go -bye
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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!
On Fri, Oct 23, 2020 at 04:53:24PM +0200, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Seems I should release PilBox/21 asap ...
Done! :)
PilBox is now at PlayStore, with pil21 as core engine.
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Same phenomenon—it just stopped running after working fine since August. There
was a Java exception that it couldn't find some PilBox file. I didn't note the
details, just reinstalled PilBox. On my device (Samsung S5E tablet), that fixed
it—PilBox now runs fine. Unfortunately,
the reinstall—or
On Thu, Oct 22, 2020 at 09:09:31PM +, Shaughan Lavine wrote:
> PilBox stopped running, so I reinstalled it.
Fatal! I got reports from other users too that PilBox doesn't start any more.
Here it works, but when I tried my wife's phone, it refused to start. This is
strange, because it worked
Hi Shaughan,
> PilBox stopped running, so I reinstalled it. It works, but my apps are gone.
> Shouldn't a reinstall leave user files alone?
An update leaves all as it is. But if the app is de-installed, the local data
(and thus also PilApps) are gone too. Android removes everything, including
PilBox stopped running, so I reinstalled it. It works, but my apps are gone.
Shouldn't a reinstall leave user files alone?
Thanks!
Shaughan
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