On Nov 5, 2012, at 7:43 AM, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Jorge,
>
> cool! Thanks for researching! :)
>
>
>> Ok, what about this?
>
> Right. However, this is "src/Makefile", we should to the analog with
> "src64/Makefile, right?
Uh? The .patch was changing both files...
>
>
>> According t
Hi Alex,
I just tested the latest "ongoing" on my Mac, and it seems to work quite
fine:
f3bmac3:picoLispEmu jkleiser$ (cd src64; make)
emu.base.c: In function ‘run’:
emu.base.c:42120: warning: format not a string literal and no format
arguments
emu.base.c:42175: warning: format not a string l
Hi Alex,
I'm maybe a bit optimistic, but I had to try OpenGL with pil64emu (again
on Mac) ...
f3bmac3:picoLispEmu jkleiser$ ./pil somePath/tst64.l +
[/Volumes/P3/Pico/gl64/tst64.l:7] !? (native "/usr/lib/libglut.so"
"glutInit" NIL '(NIL (8) . 0))
[DLL] dlopen(/usr/lib/libglut.so, 9): image n
Hi Jorge,
> > Right. However, this is "src/Makefile", we should to the analog with
> > "src64/Makefile, right?
>
> Uh? The .patch was changing both files...
Sorry, didn't look carefully then. But why should we change pil32? It
worked all right, didn't it?
Cheers,
- Alex
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Hi Jon,
> I just tested the latest "ongoing" on my Mac, and it seems to work
> quite fine:
Good.
> Something else:
> While I was looking into the 'misc' folder I found 'reverse.l' and
> 'setf.l' ("the most perverse concept ..."). Can you explain what
> these two do?
"misc/reverse.l" is just a
Hi Jon,
> I'm maybe a bit optimistic, but I had to try OpenGL with pil64emu
> (again on Mac) ...
Not optimistic at all! I consider pil64emu as finished.
Here OpenGL works already since last week. I tried, for example, your
"pyramids.l" (also attached to this mail):
./pil pyramids.l +
> (de
hello list,
why does `rd' return NIL in simplest use ('sym or NIL argument):
(in "info.txt"
(print (rd]
while it seems to work fine with 'cnt argument:
(in "info.txt"
(print (rd 1]
guess i'm doing something wrong @_@
using picoLisp-3.1.0.tgz.
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On Mon, 05 Nov 2012 14:37:07 +0100
dexen deVries wrote:
> hello list,
>
> why does `rd' return NIL in simplest use ('sym or NIL argument):
> (in "info.txt"
>(print (rd]
>
> while it seems to work fine with 'cnt argument:
> (in "info.txt"
>(print (rd 1]
>
> guess i'm doing something wro
Hi Alex,
On 11/5/12 2:29 PM, Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Jon,
I'm maybe a bit optimistic, but I had to try OpenGL with pil64emu
(again on Mac) ...
Not optimistic at all! I consider pil64emu as finished.
Here OpenGL works already since last week. I tried, for example, your
"pyramids.l" (also a
Hi Alex,
On 11/5/12 2:26 PM, Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Jon,
I just tested the latest "ongoing" on my Mac, and it seems to work
quite fine:
Good.
Something else:
While I was looking into the 'misc' folder I found 'reverse.l' and
'setf.l' ("the most perverse concept ..."). Can you explain w
On Monday 05 of November 2012 10:54:20 you wrote:
> rd without argument (or with a sym) means binary read, it tries to read
> an atom or expression in the binary PLIO format (used by pr). Rd with a
> number argument means to read the given amount of bytes as a bignum.
> The sym argument is an optio
On Monday 05 of November 2012 15:29:42 dexen wrote:
> (...) here goes the venerable cat:
..and a bugfix -- support the all-important "-" ;-)
#!/usr/bin/env plmod
(mapcar '(
(file)
(in (if (= file "-")
NIL
file )
(use X
On Mon, Nov 05, 2012 at 02:25:13PM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Sorry, didn't look carefully then. But why should we change pil32? It
> worked all right, didn't it?
Sorry again ;-)
It didn't strip at all in pil32. I'll change it.
Thanks!
- Alex
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On Mon, 05 Nov 2012 15:29:42 +0100
dexen deVries wrote:
> On Monday 05 of November 2012 10:54:20 you wrote:
> > rd without argument (or with a sym) means binary read, it tries to
> > read an atom or expression in the binary PLIO format (used by pr).
> > Rd with a number argument means to read the
Hi Jon,
> >"misc/setf.l" is just a joke ;-)
>
> Unfortunately I still don't understand that joke. :-(
> There must be some reason why it's there ...
Not really. I'm a strong opponent of the CL 'setf' function. I think it
completely violates the spirit of how Lisp functions evaluate their
argumen
Hi Dexen,
> inspired by recent post on HN, i want to learn picoLisp (at last :P) by re-
> implementing some basic UNIX tools. here goes the venerable cat:
OK, so let me refine it.
As already pointed out by José, it could be simply reduced to 'echo'.
However, if you do it by hand,
> #!/usr/bin/
Hi Jon,
> >Here OpenGL works already since last week. I tried, for example, your
> >"pyramids.l" (also attached to this mail):
> >
> >./pil pyramids.l +
> >
> >
> >>(default
> >>*GluLib "/usr/lib/libGLU.so"
> >>*GlutLib "/usr/lib/libglut.so" )
> >>
> >> From what I can see, there's no
I don't understand what is happening, here...
I am playing around with Problem 35 on Project Euler and just stumbled on this:
(de split-number (N)
(mapcar format (chop (format N))) )
(de all-rotations (N)
(let SN (split-number N)
(make
(for L (range 1 (length SN))
The following patch makes it work on Mac:
gl.patch
Description: Binary data
On Nov 5, 2012, at 7:35 PM, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Jon,
>
>>> Here OpenGL works already since last week. I tried, for example, your
>>> "pyramids.l" (also attached to this mail):
>>>
>>> ./pil pyramids.l +
Hi Laurent,
> I am playing around with Problem 35 on Project Euler and just stumbled on
> this:
>
> (de split-number (N)
>(mapcar format (chop (format N))) )
>
> (de all-rotations (N)
>(let SN (split-number N)
> (make
> (for L (range 1 (length SN))
> (link (ro
Hi Jorge,
> The following patch makes it work on Mac:
>
> (default
> - *GluLib "libGLU.so"
> - *GlutLib "libglut.so" )
> + *GluLib (if (= *OS "Darwin")
> + "/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/OpenGL"
> + "libGLU.so" )
> + *GlutLib (if (= *OS "Darwin")
>
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