Hello,
We have a "build farm" which is responsible for generating the binary packages
available on the factorcode site. Each server in the farm sends a report to
the 'factor-builds' mailing list when a build has completed.
I'd like to encourage folks who own code in the Factor distribution to
Joe Groff wrote:
> Ed, here's how I built blas.dll (assuming you have mingw or cygwin with
> g77):
Joe,
I just tried out the 'blas.dll' on the Windows build machine and it works
perfectly. Everything loads and tests pass. Thanks!
The 'blas.dll' can be downloaded from:
http://factorcod
> Joe,
>
> Our Windows build machine is still blocking on the BLAS dependency. I.e.
> Windows binaries have not been released because of this.
Ed, here's how I built blas.dll (assuming you have mingw or cygwin with g77):
- Download lapack and cblas from netlib.org.
- Build CBLAS:
cd /path/to/CBL
Eduardo,
I tested the versions on windows near the time frame you specified
(factor-winnt-x86-32-2008-04-27-17-05 and
factor-winnt-x86-32-2008-05-25-23-18) and saw no difference in speed.
I then tried a few versions after and before and ended up trying the oldest
binary available (factor-winnt-x8
Slava,
A few days ago some of us discovered that springies runs unusually slowly on
OS X and Windows but it runs fine on Linux. This demo demonstrates the
behaviour:
"springies.models.ball" run
I was fairly certain that this demo used to run correctly on all three
platforms. So, I wen
Joe,
Our Windows build machine is still blocking on the BLAS dependency. I.e.
Windows binaries have not been released because of this.
Generally, when someone checks in code which has platform specific
dependencies, the burden is on them to provide us with the necessary
libraries or at least i
Hi Slava,
I finally got round to modifing csv to use a global default as per your
post, sorry for the delay! I also removed the dependency on vars,
although I ended up defining delimiter> as a word since it was prettier
in case statements e.g.
{ { CHAR: " [ drop drop quoted-field ] } ! "
