Hi Camm.
| > | It is trivial to fork() in linux for each
| > | connection, but don't know how this would be done on Windows.
| >
| > Threads.
|
| OK, now I'm confused.
Sorry.
| threads need reentrancy, no?
Yes.
| None of our code
| has been checked in this regard, and there are known issues
Actually, I just gave in to temptation again and installed the latest
Windows GDK; Glade is a bit of a mess. Background windows pop up when the
mouse moves in other windows, menus are left hanging etc. My suspicion is
that this is caused by trying to map the GTK signal structure onto the
Windows e
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> common items such as the file selectors are completely
> foreign to Windows users and considerably less usable than their
> Windows equivalents.
Amen. KDE users on Linux have been making fun of GTK's file selection
for a very long time - it's
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"Mike Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Camm/Bill
>
> Camm wrote:
>
> | Greetings! Here's a quick way to get started:
> |
> | ==
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Mark, Camm,
I completed the merge of axiom--main--1 and axiom--BSD--1.
The build fails using the new loading scheme (in particular the
change to CMD0 in src/boot/Makefile.pamphlet). Each generated .o
file, when loaded, gives the following failure:
/home/axiom--main--1--patch-33/obj/linux/boot/ty
Mark, Camm,
There is a similar failure in the interp build.
That change has also been backed out.
I completed the merge of axiom--main--1 and axiom--BSD--1.
The build fails using the new loading scheme (in particular the
chan
Hi again.
A quick postscript:
| Anyway to
| try a quick glade example on Windows to get a 30min idea of where the
| issues are?
Couldn't help myself - installed Glade and sure enough there was a GTK
version clash (missing entry points in the relevant DLLs), so this will have
to wait I'm sorry.
Hi Camm.
| > That is actually very interesting. Note however that GTK on
| Windows is not
| > as stable as it is on Unix.
| >
|
| OK, but how bad is bad?
Here are some examples.
Apart from the slowness of launching GIMP (by far the slowest to launch on
my system) as the vast quantity of Unix e
Hi Camm.
| Thanks! Had forgotten there was so much difference with mingw here,
| but at least this appears to imply that there is some windows version
| of fork() :-).
Not mingw, rather Windows. Also definitely not fork() per se - just the
ability to spawn a separate process with stdio redirect
Hi Camm/Bill
Camm wrote:
| Greetings! Here's a quick way to get started:
|
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| ../gcl-2.6.5/o/file.d o/file.d
| --- ../gcl-2.6.5/o/file.d 2004-05-07
Greetings!
"Mike Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all.
>
> | > The graphics and browser run in separate threads using sockets to
> | > communicate to the algebra. Due to the run-process issue in GCL the
> | > front end is being done using CLISP but nothing in the code cares
> | > which l
I'm a bit overwhelmed by the volume of suggestions.
The browser idea has promise except that I don't see how to handle
the graphics. I also don't see how to "command" a browser
through a socket to do things like open a new tab.
But it does give us the advantage of an already portable front
end.
Greetings!
"Mike Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Camm.
>
> | > | 1) reenable run-process
>
> I checked into HEAD yesterday a fix which works with the test snippet you
> provided in a separate email to Tim. I note that the interface (on Unix
> also I believe) is not robust in the sense
Hi all.
| > The graphics and browser run in separate threads using sockets to
| > communicate to the algebra. Due to the run-process issue in GCL the
| > front end is being done using CLISP but nothing in the code cares
| > which lisp is used.
| >
|
| Did you get my fix for this posted yesterday?
Greetings!
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> > > With respect to the windowing scheme we are confronted with a large
> > > variety of front-end mechanisms. In any of the proposed mechanisms
> > > we need a working example of, for instance, the first page of the
> > > hyperdoc browser. That will ground
Hi Camm.
| > | 1) reenable run-process
I checked into HEAD yesterday a fix which works with the test snippet you
provided in a separate email to Tim. I note that the interface (on Unix
also I believe) is not robust in the sense that it doesn't check the type or
number of arguments to the functio
Hi Tim!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Lots of discussion and interest on this subject I see...
>
> My current thinking on the matter is that the first priority will
> be to just get it working the way it was. This has several dimensions.
>
I think this is great!
> The code is now in C/X11, neit
Greetings!
Bill Page <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Camm Maguire wrote:
>
> >Greetings! Here's a quick way to get started:
> >
> >=
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/fix/t1/camm/debian/gcl/gcl-2.6.6$ diff -u
> >../gcl-2.6.5/o/file.
Camm Maguire wrote:
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Thanks Camm!
The diff command suggests that this code is alre
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> > With respect to the windowing scheme we are confronted with a large
> > variety of front-end mechanisms. In any of the proposed mechanisms
> > we need a working example of, for instance, the first page of the
> > hyperdoc browser. That will ground the proposals in reality.
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> Tim, by workin
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> With respect to the windowing scheme we are confronted with a large
> variety of front-end mechanisms. In any of the proposed mechanisms
> we need a working example of, for instance, the first page of the
> hyperdoc browser. That will ground the proposals in reality
Lots of discussion and interest on this subject I see...
My current thinking on the matter is that the first priority will
be to just get it working the way it was. This has several dimensions.
The code is now in C/X11, neither of which is very portable. C has
more ifdefs than code and X11 won't
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function(expr, f, x)
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I don't now how ...
If I enter:
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expr:= 3*x
f(x) == expr
f(5)
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I get an otput of 3x; I would like an otput of 15.
Is there a way to do it rigth?
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