On 4/15/07, DrTheo Radish-Rho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to install easyffi on chicken scheme. My platform is cygwin
(WinXP).
I have a problem with silex. When I run "chicken-setup easyffi", silex is
first downloaded and the installation begins. However, I end up with a huge
Hello!
Attached is a simple test-case for a simple (manually written) Gtk-2
program (by William Ramsay). It shows some weird behaviour
(an enlarged toolbutton) and I can't find a suitable machine
with a suitable Gtk version to try it out.
Can someone please try the attached program on a 64-bit
On Monday 16 April 2007 6:43 am, felix winkelmann wrote:
> Hello!
>
>
> Attached is a simple test-case for a simple (manually written) Gtk-2
> program (by William Ramsay). It shows some weird behaviour
> (an enlarged toolbutton) and I can't find a suitable machine
> with a suitable Gtk version to t
>> I'm using map-file-to-memory to map a file in memory and then use
>> move-memory! to read/write the contents. However, I was wondering if it
>> is possible to random access the memory mapped file? For example,
>> read/write only the bytes at position 5 to 10. If I use move-memory! it
>> always s
On 4/16/07, Jean-Philippe Barrette-LaPierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just tried to run it (I got access to 64-bit machines), but I had to install
gtk2 egg, which I'm not able to install. The installation script fails on
some defines (-D_REENTRANT for instance) from "pkg-config --cflags" outp
On 4/16/07, Mark Voortman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I'm using map-file-to-memory to map a file in memory and then use
>> move-memory! to read/write the contents. However, I was wondering if it
>> is possible to random access the memory mapped file? For example,
>> read/write only the bytes at
Hi,
I'm having problems getting chicken-setup to run on a
new installation on Windows Vista. I finally managed
to get it to build after replacing the MSYS dll and csi
works fine - I've tried using some extensions and they
are okay too. However, chicken-setup fails with a
"Bad file number" error
