Parrot Examples

2003-01-13 Thread Joe Yates
Dear All, Could we add a 'Hello World.pasm' to 'parrot/examples/assembly'? Joe Yates

Build on Win32 using MSVC

2002-01-15 Thread Joe Yates
I have just built parrot-0.03 on Win2000 using MSVC. Doing so caused me a couple of problems (see attachment). If these problems have already been solved, please ignore this message (and excuse me butting in!) Joe Yates

Build on Win32 using MSVC (This time with attachment)

2002-01-15 Thread Joe Yates
I have just built parrot-0.03 on Win2000 using MSVC. Doing so caused me a couple of problems (see attachment). If these problems have already been solved, please ignore this message (and excuse me butting in!) Joe Yates 1. Unzip 2. >perl Configure

GCC Specific Function In 'test_main.c'

2002-01-29 Thread Joe Yates
Dear All, 'test_main.c' contains the line: if (!S_ISREG(file_stat.st_mode)) { As far as I can tell, "S_ISREG" is gcc specific. Joe

Win2000 MSVC version 6 OK

2002-03-18 Thread Joe Yates
OS: Win2000 Compiler: MSVC 6 Build: parrot_2002-03-18_08.tar.gz Result: All tests successful, 20 subtests skipped. Files=19, Tests=313, 146 wallclock secs ( 0.00 cusr + 0.00 csys = 0.00 CPU)

Printing literal "\0" in parrot

2002-05-15 Thread Joe Yates
Dear all, I'm trying to print the following string: \0 I.e. the output of the perl instruction print "\\0"; See attached test. It's getting treated as a string terminator. Am I escaping incorrectly, or is it incorrect treatment of "\0" at some point? Thanks, Joe Yates

Printing literal "\0" in parrot: Sorry, forgot the attachment

2002-05-15 Thread Joe Yates
#! perl use Parrot::Test tests => 5; use Test::More; output_is(<<'CODE', <