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From: Daniel Elliott
Date: Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 8:45 AM
Subject: PicoLisp Browser GUI example error
To: a...@software-lab.de, josef.ba...@2bartl.de
Mr. Burger and Mr. Bartl,
Thank yo
Thanks! That got me over the hump. I put a tags file in lib. It
turns out the ht library was also missing from the package. I will
let Jeronimo Pellegrini know.
Once I added those two things, I was able to run the first couple
lines of the example.
- dan
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 9:25 AM, Alex
Hello again,
I have my HTTP-based GUI but my process is going to do a bunch of
stuff and it would be nice if the web server were still responsive.
The GUI will only display information about the status of the program
and will be able to display information from the DB.
Would this be best handled
Depending on what you want to do you might want to take a look at boss
(couldn't find it in the reference?) or later, they've been discussed on
this mailing list before, you should be able to find those discussions by
searching.
The 64bit version has something called coroutines I think which is so
Hi Dan,
> I have my HTTP-based GUI but my process is going to do a bunch of
> stuff and it would be nice if the web server were still responsive.
Yes, this is the normal case, and works normally right out of the box if
certain rules are observed.
> The GUI will only display information about the
