Mark
I suspect that writing a dynamic link library for use with Rebol is likely to
be easier than writing an external for Revolution. The Rebol language is
evaluated not compiled.
I found writing a dynamic link library with FPC quite straightforward though I
encountered two problems which I
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Rene Micout wrote :
In French we have 2 words for free
free = gratuit (no money !)
free = libre (open ?)
;-)
Strange - In English we have the same possibilities !
We also have the prime number between two and four :)
Etonnant - Non ?
On 07/08/2010 12:47 PM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Rene Micout wrote :
In French we have 2 words for free
free = gratuit (no money !)
free = libre (open ?)
;-)
Strange - In English we have the same possibilities !
We also have the prime number between two and
Absolument nécessaire !
:-)
+
:-)
Le 8 juil. 2010 à 11:47, Francis Nugent Dixon a écrit :
Etonnant - Non ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBRospPh4JA
Merci à Pierre Desproges
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well, in my language gratuit = nemokamas, libre = laisvas (~4000 000
speakers only) and, as far as I know, in Russian (безплатный
свободный) you can not translate English word free without knowing the
exact context it is used in because meanings of these two words never
intersect. Strangely
On 07/08/2010 01:22 PM, viktoras d. wrote:
well, in my language gratuit = nemokamas, libre = laisvas (~4000 000
speakers only) and, as far as I know, in Russian (безплатный
свободный) you can not translate English word free without knowing
the exact context it is used in because meanings of
Gosh, there's that professorship in Sanskrit poetry at the University
of Vaikuntha just coming up; wouldn't your Mum be proud!
Ahh; but Devawriter Pro demo 3 is export-crippled so I cannot send a sample
of my Sanskrit poems in the post.
Fear Not!
'Tis Devawriter Pro Demo 3.1 folks . . . :)
I just got some feedback from customer trying to run one of our apps
compiled in runRev 4.5 on Windows 2000.
I forgot there ever was such a version of Windows!
The app doesn¹t launch successfully. I assume this is a bad match for our
app and there¹s nothing we can do but suggest the guy get a
Alex-
Rev 4.5 is still in a very buggy developer release version. You
shouldn't be trying to ship apps to real customers using it.
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This is a controlled distribution with consenting participants and have had
no issues on other than Windows 2000.
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Dear All,
Thanks for your help on icons and standalone builder for a windows built
deployment on OSX
Did my first test installation on a friends mac yesterady, and it worked
(sort of).
Firstly, iconfx built the icons fine, so building mac icons with iconfx in
windows works well
The execution
Hi folks,
Almost a year ago I posted the following with no response, and now the
need to know has come up again:
In ancient times I used the hasMemory() function to force garbage
collection and free up memory. But maybe it only worked that way in
SuperCard... can anyone comment on its
Phil
I've been using a fairly complex system of stacks for years now in
RunRev and never heard of or felt a need for freeing up memory. It
seems to me it allocates a certain amount on start-up and stays that
way through out. Of course all my data is stored separately in an
external database
I fear that this sentence from the dictionary entry for hasMemory is correct:
This function is only partially implemented, and may not return
useful values on some platforms. It is included in Revolution for
compatibility with imported SuperCard projects.
See also
Umwhiles I promised I would post pictures of my PPC Mac's
triple-bypass.
Here they are:
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/richmond/maxx.html
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
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Thanks guys. I know garbage collection is pretty reliable when
long-running code is structured to take advantage of timers (send
command to target in time), so I won't rely hasMemory() for it.
Best -
Phil
On 7/8/10 11:10 AM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
I fear that this sentence from the dictionary
You see, Richmond, what you needed was regular expressions.
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On 07/08/2010 10:06 PM, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
You see, Richmond, what you needed was regular expressions.
What I need is a da*n good holiday!
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Alex-
Thursday, July 8, 2010, 9:23:22 AM, you wrote:
This is a controlled distribution with consenting participants and have had
no issues on other than Windows 2000.
OK - Got it. My Win2k virtual partition is kaput at the moment (it's
been quite a while since I've needed to fire it up), but
This solution from Dick Kriesel is more accurate than any other solution so
far (to an unliminted depth for all practical purposes) and its speed is
comparable with the best to date. Yes it is long, but the demands for an
accurate intelligent sort require some heavy duty parsing. Breaking each
Thanks, Hugh. In case anyone wants to see the sample data, here it is:
a 10 a 10 a 10
a 10 a 10 a 9
a 10 a 10 a
a 10 a 9 a
a 10 a 10
a 10 a 9
a 10 a
a 9 a
a 10
a 9
a
10
9
a10a10a10
a10a10a9
a10a10a
a10a9a
a10a10
a10a9
a10a
a9a
a10
a9
And here it is after sorting:
9
10
a
a9
a9a
a10
a10a
a10a9
I just tried to launch rev 4.5 in a Win2K virtual machine, and the following
message popped up:
Revolution.exe - Entry Point Not Found
The procedure entry point freeaddrinfo could not be located in the dynamic link
library WS2_32.dll
So it looks like it is using a system call that is not
Isn't there an argument in the ask file dialog that allows you to specify which
types of files you will be able to open? I think you have to give it a list of
extensions there. It's in the help stack if so. Keep in mind that to the OS,
.SAC and .SACp are NOT text file extensions. They are
Jan-
Thursday, July 8, 2010, 2:21:50 PM, you wrote:
Revolution.exe - Entry Point Not Found
The procedure entry point freeaddrinfo could not be located in
the dynamic link library WS2_32.dll
Yep - that was my experience as well.
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Richmond-
Thursday, July 8, 2010, 11:19:36 AM, you wrote:
Umwhiles I promised I would post pictures of my PPC Mac's
triple-bypass.
Never underestimate the power of blue rubber thingies...
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Steve King wrote:
The execution bit. Interestingly, this wasn't needed. I just dragged the
bundle over (as created by Rev using guidance from Jacqueline) and double
clicked the executable and it ran all on its own!
Cool. Do you know which version of OS X he's running? I wonder if that
makes
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