Hi Alex
Thanks for the explanation. Though this really should be mentioned in
the documentation. Its a rather obscure call in Family.l which just
looks like its creating a Heading. but it turns out to be vital for
the application to work.
I notice that there are a few other methods defined in fo
Might be even easier to reproduce ... just try the port function:
# picoLisp-2.2.7.tgz ...
~/lisp/picoLisp
$ ./p
: (port 1234)
-> 3
That's ok, but the most recent version,
# picoLisp-3.0.9.tgz
# ./pil
: (port 1234)
!? (port 1234)
IP socket error: Address family not supported by protocol
?
Hi Konrad,
> Thanks for the explanation. Though this really should be mentioned in
> the documentation. Its a rather obscure call in Family.l which just
Yes, that's true.
> I notice that there are a few other methods defined in form.l that are
> not actually documented anywhere. The button helpe
Hi Doug,
> IP socket error: Address family not supported by protocol
This error usually has a very simple reason:
Your platform doesn't support IPv6
Cheers,
- Alex
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Hi Alex,
Ah, ok ... hmmm, that's two different platforms I have seen that problem on,
then. The Android NDK also compiles the latest picoLisp ok, but then, same as
that other (more standard) linux, dies in that port function with the same
error.
I can drop back to a pre-IPv6 version of picol
Hi Doug,
> I can drop back to a pre-IPv6 version of picolisp and try that.
Or just call 'ifconfig', and see whether you see a line starting with
"inet6 addr:" at least in the 'lo' entry.
Cheers,
- Alex
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