Daishi Kato scripsit:
BTW, the Linux binary distribution also seems good to me.
I think there are many people who do not compile source code,
but are interested in Chicken.
As a pure interpreter, you mean? If you don't compile code, the Chicken
compiler (which is Chicken's main selling
Hi all,
I have a project that wraps some C library using Swig.
The library is called from Chicken scheme code. The
library has functions to allocate certain objects,
operate on them, and free them:
t1 *t1_alloc ();
void t1_mod (t1 *x);
void t1_free (t1 *x);
There are no special Swig wrappers;
We desperately need to freeze the home page of the Chicken wiki on
galinha. Can whoever administers that server do so? I've left it
empty right now, as I don't seem to be able to bring back any of the
supposedly saved history pages.
--
As we all know, civil libertarians are not John Cowan
Maybe freezing only the main page, as John suggests, is a good
solution, since it's the most affected by spammers and not frequently
intentionally modified. Would a plain svn lock do the trick?
svn ps svnwiki:frozen index
Will do the trick. Files with this property set cannot be edited via
the Wiki has no precautions against Wiki-spam.
Oh, it does, it saves the entire history in a svn repository, so we
can just revert it with a svn command.
Granted, this is not easy to do through the web interface right now.
Alejo.
http://azul.freaks-unidos.net/
Perhaps as an anti-spam measure we could require answers to some
simple Scheme questions; for instance, in order to create/edit a page,
one would need to correctly input the answer to a question such as:
What is the result of evaluating ((lambda (x) (/ 42 x)) 7) ?
While very quick and
(b) Why doesn't the edit box's content match what's actually visible
on the front page (as I see no mention of viagra on the front
page...).
This sometimes happens because of a difficult to reproduce error that
sometimes leaves the copy of the Subversion repository that Svnwiki
checks out and
On 11/7/06, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a project that wraps some C library using Swig.
The library is called from Chicken scheme code. The
library has functions to allocate certain objects,
operate on them, and free them:
t1 *t1_alloc ();
void t1_mod (t1 *x);
void t1_free (t1
On 11/7/06, Ivan Raikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to embed some Chicken code in a C++ application. I
have a C++ class with a constructor that calls
CHICKEN_intitialize(0, 0, 0, (void*)C_toplevel), and that call returns
0. Another method in the class subsequently makes
