Re: Build a picolisp core for android fails

On Tue, Nov 24, 2020 at 07:46:27AM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote: > I'm not sure what went wrong in your case. It may be that for some reason > PilBox > cannot delete the old "bin/picolisp" and create the new symbolic link. > > Perhaps it helps if you uninstall PilBox and then re-install the new

Re: Build a picolisp core for android fails

#tar xvzf PilBox.tgz ---> ok #cd PilBox #mkdir obj /mk.pilBox ERROR: input directory 'bin' does not exist 'classes.dex'... this error. what am I doing wrong? El mar, 24 nov 2020 a las 7:38, Alexander Burger () escribió: > On Tue, Nov 24, 2020 at 07:46:27AM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote: > >

Re: Call native wrapper function with double argument

Hi Alex, thanks for your tips ... and patience! My lack of experience with C, Pointers and low level programming clearly shows in my questions, and most real world libraries of 'native' wrappers I find don't really implement complex C signatures, so I have to experiment myself. I'll try to digest

Re: Build a picolisp core for android fails

Hi Gaston, > #tar xvzf PilBox.tgz ---> ok > #cd PilBox > #mkdir obj > /mk.pilBox > ERROR: input directory 'bin' does not exist > 'classes.dex'... > > this error. I see. Strange, because PilBox.tgz *does* contain "bin/": $ tar tvfz PilBox.tgz -rw-r--r-- abu/abu1176 2019-04-20

Re: Call native wrapper function with double argument

Hi Thorsten, > Luckily, If I manage to wrap one such C function, I can reuse that > understanding for many others Yes, and don't worry to ask. 'native' is a complex issue (I also need to look into the reference each time), so others may benefit from the records too. ☺/ A!ex --