Re: Vim syntax

[Alexander Burger]

Hi Kriangkrai,

 What are the features of PicoLisp 3? Anything radically changed?

No, nothing at all :-)

Just that it has an extended internal architecture (doc/structures),
and is written in a generic assembly language, which in turn is written
in PicoLisp. Therefore, it has nuch cleaner internal structures and
algorithms.

The 32-bit version will stay as it is (written in C), and the 64-bit
version will be in the same installation directory, so that the user can
chose whether which sources to build from.

Cheers,
- Alex
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Re: Vim syntax

[Kriangkrai Soatthiyanont]

Hi Alex

 Just that it has an extended internal architecture (doc/structures),
 and is written in a generic assembly language, which in turn is written
 in PicoLisp. Therefore, it has nuch cleaner internal structures and
 algorithms.

Can it interface with C libraries?

Best regards,
KS
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Re: Vim syntax

[Alexander Burger]

Hi Kriangkrai,

  and is written in a generic assembly language, which in turn is written
  in PicoLisp. Therefore, it has nuch cleaner internal structures and
  algorithms.
 
 Can it interface with C libraries?

Yes (also discussed here a little bit some time ago), though with a
different API.

Cheers,
- Alex
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Re: Vim syntax

[Jared Ross]

Hi, Its been a while since my last post ( I've had lots of tests and
assignments due in)
I have an almost complete but buggy syntax file for vim, I have just
transfered computers and I need to get it off there but I will post it soon.
I had added keywords, highlight defines (de _x_)  +classes and methods
etc...

I will try and fix it up by combining with this one.

Alex, I would like to see the picolisp 3 so far :D


JR