Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

[Alexander Burger]

Hi Rob,

> weird symbolic link to the X11 folder that recursively has picoLisp within
> it in the file explorer. In the terminal, there is only one picoLisp under
> this symbolic link of X11 - it no longer recurses the view like in the file
> explorer. Any ideas if in trying to run the flightsim or other picoLisp
> stuff I may have created this?

Hmm, I never saw such a link. Where exactly does it point to?

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Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

[Alexander Burger]

Hi Rob,

> Thanks for clearing all of that up. The INSTALL instructions seem to
> indicate that you just do the (cd src64 ; make) in a 64-bit system. I
> thought the 32-bit src may not build correctly for the 64-bit systems. In
> addition, I believe it says you need to do a (cd src ; make all) on the
> website, if you are building the 32-bit version and you want the extras.
> That is not in the INSTALL file either I believe.

Thanks! I forgot to mention that. Added a note to INSTALL now.

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Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

[Robert Herman]

Yes, it worked! If you are doing the 64-bit build, Alex's suggestion of
doing the (cd src; make tools gate) was just what was needed.

Alex, none of the symbolic inks suggested in the INSTALL file have anything
to do with X11, and all is working on my system, however, there is this
weird symbolic link to the X11 folder that recursively has picoLisp within
it in the file explorer. In the terminal, there is only one picoLisp under
this symbolic link of X11 - it no longer recurses the view like in the file
explorer. Any ideas if in trying to run the flightsim or other picoLisp
stuff I may have created this?

Thanks!

Rob

On 15 April 2016 at 20:39, Rick Hanson  wrote:

> > so just do an additional
> >
> >   $ (cd src; make tools gate)
> >
> > to build the rest (without pil32).
>
> Ah!  I did not know about this.  Thanks!
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Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

[Rick Hanson]

> so just do an additional
>
>   $ (cd src; make tools gate)
>
> to build the rest (without pil32).

Ah!  I did not know about this.  Thanks!
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Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

[Robert Herman]

Thanks for clearing all of that up. The INSTALL instructions seem to
indicate that you just do the (cd src64 ; make) in a 64-bit system. I
thought the 32-bit src may not build correctly for the 64-bit systems. In
addition, I believe it says you need to do a (cd src ; make all) on the
website, if you are building the 32-bit version and you want the extras.
That is not in the INSTALL file either I believe.

Yes, I was workng with a local file, so I'll try the server restart (duh!).

Rob

On 15 April 2016 at 20:05, Alexander Burger  wrote:

> Hi Rob,
>
> > I have built picoLisp 64-bit from source per the instructions, but there
> is
> > no HttpGate in the bin directory. I see there is one in the 32-bit src
> > directory. Does 64-bit handle it internally in its library?
>
> It is easy to build. I suppose you did
>
>$ (cd src64; make)
>
> so just do an additional
>
>$ (cd src; make tools gate)
>
> to build the rest (without pil32).
>
>
> > How can you update a file and do a browser refresh to see the changes? I
>
> We must distinguish between files which are loaded upon server start-up
> and those which are loaded dynamically.
>
> In a normal app, almost all files are loaded dynamically, so it is
> sufficient to press the browser's reload button after they were
> modified. The simple example is probably a stand-alone file, so here
> the server must be restarted.
>
> ♪♫ Alex
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Re: HttpGate and picoLisp 64-bit

[Alexander Burger]

Hi Rob,

> I have built picoLisp 64-bit from source per the instructions, but there is
> no HttpGate in the bin directory. I see there is one in the 32-bit src
> directory. Does 64-bit handle it internally in its library?

It is easy to build. I suppose you did

   $ (cd src64; make)

so just do an additional

   $ (cd src; make tools gate)

to build the rest (without pil32).


> How can you update a file and do a browser refresh to see the changes? I

We must distinguish between files which are loaded upon server start-up
and those which are loaded dynamically.

In a normal app, almost all files are loaded dynamically, so it is
sufficient to press the browser's reload button after they were
modified. The simple example is probably a stand-alone file, so here
the server must be restarted.

♪♫ Alex
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