Thanks Guys
I used the script Sisyphus sent me and it worked like a charm
Thanks for your help!
What do you think it will take to get PDL
and TRID or OpenGL working on OpenSUSE
this is the only thing that keeps me tide to Windows
is because TriD works ....
I like the Idea of getting PDL with TriD to Work on OpenSUSE
cause you can make your own Live CD , ...
if i could get the C code for TriD
with Gcc it should build right and if not
then we could look at the -S command which I just learned about
where you can look at the C code in Assembly ...
I think that would be a good way to make a perl Compiler
by looking at all the perl Keywords and how there written in C
then look at the C in assembly with the Gcc -S command
then use perl to grab keywords and functions and operators
and put it into C then run the -S command to get the assembly
to make the executable ...
but really to make it faster then C by looking at the Logic Circuits
and minimizing the gates and inverters to get each part of the code to work
faster ...
I have been looking at some compression techniques as well as some
experimental addressing techniques that would use less CPU time
and as far as getting the mapping so that most of the DATA
is saved to a temp file on the harddrive and the address schemed with seek
and tell so we can Cut down on the Ram usage ... i think in 64 Bit
should still be fast...
i will make some scripts and post them when I get a chance...
Thanks Cheers!
Mark R Baker
________________________________
From: Sisyphus <[email protected]>
To: kmx <[email protected]>; [email protected]
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 1:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Perldl] PDL 64 bit ppm not working
----- Original Message ----- From: "kmx"
>
> 64bit strawberry perl does not come with ppm utility preinstalled and if you
> try to install ppm from CPAN it will not work correctly
>
> Try to install "somehow-patched" version via command:
>
> c:\> pip
> http://svn.ali.as/cpan/trunk/Perl-Dist-Strawberry/share/modules/PPM-0.01_03.tar.gz
>
> It should work with Rob's repos but will not work with ActiveState repos
> (they use newer PPD format).
Yes, that one seems ok.
I thought I had tried it before and struck trouble, but maybe it was a
different version that I had tried.
Every time I think I've worked out what the current state of play is wrt
Strawberry and ppm packages, something turns up that causes me to rethink.
:-)
Cheers,
Rob
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