Hi folks,
For me the greatest obstacle in using picolisp is the lack of arrays. Let's
talk about what I'm doing wrong and why I don't need them!
Stay safe,
the other Alex
Am 4. November 2020 11:55:44 MEZ schrieb Alexander Burger
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>Hi all,
>
>next Friday (Nov 6th) is PilCon again!
>
> https
Hi,
I'm the wrong Alex (and I'm probably wrong), but I would think that memory
allocated by malloc() isn't managed by the GC. IDK if you can install
finalizers or something similar.
Best Regards,
The Other Professor ^W Alex.
Am 13. November 2020 16:30:01 MEZ schrieb C K Kashyap :
>Thanks
Hi,
I don't see any problems:
You probably need to install the following packages:
- clang
- llvm
- (GNU) make
- libffi
- readline
- anything I forgot
You may need to run termux-clean-elf on the "picolisp" executable and set
LD_LIBRARY_PATH explicitly.
Best Regards,
Alexander
Am 23. November
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Are any picolispers at 35C3? See
https://events.ccc.de/congress/2018/wiki/index.php/Main_Page for details.
If so I would like to meet.
Best Regards,
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Dear List, dear Alexander Burger,
Happy Boxing Day!
I would love to attend. However I don't actively use Picolisp right now. If
there is enough space, I would love to attend for three days (Monday -
(optional) Wednesday) arriving on Sunday.
I would set the probability of my attending at 95%.
Dear Lisp,
Happy Easter!
I have tried building pil21 under NetBSD 9/aarch64. I tried to use
Ersatz-picolisp under OpenJDK8 to generate the *.ll files to bootstrap pil21,
but it seems some language constructs used in llvm.l are not supported.
What is the best way to work around thus? TIA.
Bes
n the changes I made? And who is the maintainer?
2. Any suggestions how to rebuild the system? Do I need a standard picolisp
(i.e. http://software-lab.de/picoLisp.tgz) install?
Many thanks in advance,
Alexander
Am 12. April 2020 15:16:30 MESZ schrieb "Alexander Shendi (Web.DE)"
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>D
Hi all
1. Yes, Makefile and lib.c as included in pil21/src.
2. No, I built pil21/bin/picolisp directly. The two bitcode files base.bc and
ext.bc were already included and I was able to build lib.bc from the modified
lib.c (with the clang C compiler).
After that I just typed: touch *.bc ; make.
Hi,
The build of the Emu picolisp variant does not work for me. It first compiles a
program called sysdefs, then crashes because it can't find emu.code.l. If you do
. /sysdefs > emu.code.l the it fails with another error.
Best Regards,
Alexander
Am 12. April 2020 15:31:50 MESZ schrieb Alexand
To whom it may concern,
I have been able to build pil21 under OpenBSD 6.6-STABLE with LLVM 8.0.1. I had
to rebuild the bitcode files, as they were built with 9.0.x.
Best Regards,
Alexander
Am 12. April 2020 17:05:47 MESZ schrieb "Alexander Shendi (Web.DE)"
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>Hi again,
>
>
Hi Picolispers,
I have now compiled pil21 on OpenBSD-6.7-beta/arm64 (aka -current), mainly by
copying the files over from amd64.
I have an additional question. Is the a pil21 language reference? Can I use the
pil64 docs? Which functions are missing?
TIA.
Best Regards,
Alexander
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Dear List,
The latest pil21 (with I/O fns) under OpenBSD/amd64 6.6-STABLE (and most
probably other BSD-platforms) requires patches to build lib.bc from lib.c. It
isn't very much, 5 lines or so.
If there is any interest, let me know, I can send the changes tomorrow. I'm too
tired right now.
Be
The patches are already in the latest pil21.tgz.
You only need to edit the MAIN variable in the Makefile to include
"-L/usr/local/lib" and to delete "-ldl". Other prerequisites are:
1. A working pil64 installation.
2. pil in you PATH
3. The llvm and libffi packages installed.
Best Regards,
Alex
Oh dear,
Since you (Guido Stepken) are already ranting about US software stacks (e.g.
LLVM), I will take the opportunity to add my 2 Euro-cents.
What about your operatjng system? I presume you are using Linux. Have you yet
audited the ca. 5 MLoc of code that are the Linux kernel? Other operatin
Hi,
I would actually prefer to attend in person, but given the circumstances, +1
for an online event.
Best Regards,
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Am 22. April 2020 22:44:35 MESZ schrieb Brian Cleary :
>+1 for online lurker. I'd also be happy to participate any load tests
>before hand.
>
>On Wed, Apr 22, 2020
Dear List,
My experience using Jitsi with Firefox wasn't good. I tried to attend an online
meeting with FF 71 and I managed to crash the server. Apparently this is
Firefox's fault though for not supporting all necessary features of WebRTC.
Unfortunately for me there is no alternative ATM. NetBS
:58 MESZ schrieb Jean-Christophe Helary
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>
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>> On Apr 28, 2020, at 15:20, Alexander Shendi (Web.DE)
> wrote:
>>
>> Dear List,
>>
>> My experience using Jitsi with Firefox wasn't good. I tried to attend
>an online meeting with FF 71 and I m
\0/. 💝😍🦄💃🏿
Am 1. Mai 2020 15:41:21 MESZ schrieb Alexander Burger :
>Hi all,
>
>pil21 reached the first milestone:
>It passes the bignum tests in @misc/bigtest :)
>
>Next goal is self-bootstrap
>
>☺/ A!ex
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Isn't Christian Schafmeister the guy attempting to make a Common Lisp frontend
to the dreaded LLVM infrastructure?
SCNR 😇
Am 3. Mai 2020 23:17:49 MESZ schrieb Guido Stepken :
>Plain wrong. Christian Schafmeister will teach you the use of Lisp in
>high(est) end number crunching:
>
>https://youtu
Can't you simply bounce his mails? I'm afraid handing matters over to the
police isn't going to be effective.
Am 16. Mai 2020 12:42:17 MESZ schrieb Alexander Burger :
>On Sun, May 10, 2020 at 04:06:47PM +0200, pd wrote:
>> Thanks Alex for your absolute amazing and beautiful work and
>dedication.
Hi Alexander (Burger),
Congratulations and thanks for the fish ^W^W pil21. 👍🎊🎉💖💖💖. Best Regards,
Alexander
Am 17. Mai 2020 13:04:52 MESZ schrieb Alexander Burger :
>Hi all,
>
>a short note about the Pil21 status:
>
>It can now bootstrap by itself, meaning that it does no longer need
>another
>P
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