On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 08:02:42PM +0800, cle wrote:
> I have done so and I now can confirm, that you newest picoLisp will pass
> all unit tests under Snow Leopard (Intel), Leopard (PPC) and NetBSD
> (Intel) with flying colors :-)
Wow, good news! Many thanks!
> Only a small hint worth noting t
Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Cle,
Hi Alexander,
(...)
I see. The unit tests are a little special. As they need a
well-defined environment to operate correctly, they have to be
started in a certain way. It is written as a comment in the 5th line
of "lib/test.l":
# $(/bin/pwd)/p lib/tes
Hi Cle,
> > Now I'm wondering why you extended the setting of the 'Home' global
> > ...
> (pwd) '/)) that consistently failed before! I found, that if I start the
> unit tests via
>
>./p lib/test.l -bye
I see. The unit tests are a little special. As they need a well-defined
environment to
Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Cle,
Hello Alexander,
> Alexander Burger wrote:
>> Hi Cli,
Oops, sorry ;-)
Macht nischt! :-D
(...)
Now I'm wondering why you extended the setting of the 'Home' global
in init(), to fall back to the current working directory if the first
file argument do
Hi Cle,
> Alexander Burger wrote:
> > Hi Cli,
Oops, sorry ;-)
I'm back home, and inserted some of your changes (the Makefile, and the
Globals, but not the RTLD_LAZY issue).
Now I'm wondering why you extended the setting of the 'Home' global in
init(), to fall back to the current working direc
Cool. Would have checked it myself if I had snow leopard.
John
On 22 Nov 2009, at 10:12 AM, cle wrote:
John Duncan wrote:
> Is it necessary to declare the functions extern in the header file?
> The default linkage for functions is external.
To speak the truth: I don't know! Let me see ...
Is it necessary to declare the functions extern in the header file?
The default linkage for functions is external.
John
On 22 Nov 2009, at 4:54 AM, cle wrote:
Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Cli,
Hi Alex,
(...)
> So that means, that you fixed also the problems with loading dynamic
> lib
Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Cli,
Hi Alex,
(...)
So that means, that you fixed also the problems with loading dynamic
libraries, which was a major trouble during recent months.
I guess I did ... :-)
As I'm on a trip until Monday evening, having only sporadic time and
network access
Hi Cli,
> Ok! Today I had give it a try and finally I was able to patch and build
> picoLisp to being runable under Snow Leopard passing all unit tests in
> lib/test.l and running doc/hello.l and doc/family.l too :-)
Wow, that's nice!
So that means, that you fixed also the problems with load
Hello Alexander,
unfortunately I couldn't try under Leopard yet. I should get a Xcode for
Leopard tomorrow, then I will try ...
Another correction: in my patchfile I had unnecessarily changed
RTLD_LAZY to RTLD_NOW in src/main.c. This has not to be, as it works
with RTLD_LAZY too. So if you w
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