JK Smith wrote:
Can you add an iPhone to that build farm? :)
You'd have to donate one ;-)
Slava
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Hi all,
Here is an example usage of the new 'fry' abstraction:
: with-exit-continuation ( quot -- )
'[ exit-continuation set @ ] callcc1 exit-continuation off ;
This is equivalent to any one of the following:
: with-exit-continuation ( quot -- )
[ exit-continuation set call ] callcc1
Chris Double wrote:
Shouldn't this be run in a scope or is fry doing that for you? If you
have nested with-exit-continuation calls, then the inner will
overwrite the exit-continuation won't it?
Chris.
This word intentionally doesn't use a scope. This is from the HTTP
server which does
A small price to support a platform with such commercial value. I'll
consider it, but first I need to learn some more Factor.
James
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Slava == Slava Pestov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Slava FWIW, fry is documented now.
This is very neat!
But I am surprised by the behaviour of _; I would have imagined that
it would have skipped (and kept) the corresponding data on the stack
at frying time, to keep the natural order.
The
There's a bit of an issue as to whether their terms and conditions for
the
True. Also for resident apps built with the SDK. But would a Factor VM have
anything to do with SDK? Besides, none of those stipulations will survive in
the long run if Apple wants the iPhone to reach max potential.
Or better yet--some enterprising hacker will figure out a way to put
their own 'app store' onto the iPhone :)
Agree completely. Give it one year from iPhone version 2 release.
James
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Wow, I was thinking they would get it out before the version 2
release :)
Matt
On Mar 15, 2008, at 7:15 PM, James K Smith wrote:
Or better yet--some enterprising hacker will figure out a way to put
their own 'app store' onto the iPhone :)
Agree completely. Give it one year from iPhone
