Hi all,
I'd like to play some procedurally-generated sounds for a vocab I'm
working on (it's an enhanced morse code encoder/decoder similar to the
unmaintained one), but the only vocabularies I see for doing such a
thing are the 'openal' binding and 'synth', which are both in the
unmaintained dire
On Mon, 13 Apr 2009 21:37:39 -0500
Slava Pestov wrote:
> Fixing our FFI binding seems to have
> solved the problem.
ah ... that's what I call an "insider bug" :-)
> I pushed a fix; let me know how it goes.
works fine for me, thanks.
Now let's get some work done so that I can play some more.
Hi,
openal and synth are the 'official' vocabs but they need some cleanup
and fixes first to get them back into shape for going into extra/. Do
you want to give that a shot? I'm sure many other people would also
find it useful.
Slava
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 7:20 AM, diego martinelli
wrote:
> Hi
Looks like clog has left the building and I'm feeling withdrawals from the
lack of factor musings I'm used to receiving daily.
Are there any alternatives to tunes/bespin for #concatenative logs out
there?
http://bespin.org/~nef/logs/concatenative/?C=M;O=D lists a partial file for
the 11th as the
Hello; I just learned about Factor today, and signed up for this mailing list.
I have programmed in Forth all of my life. I wrote the MFX cross-compiler for
the MiniForth processor at Testra, but I haven't worked there in many years now.
Currently, I am writing a library of functions that can be
Hi Hugh,
Thank you for your interest in Factor.
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 8:02 PM, Hugh Aguilar wrote:
> How safe is Factor? For a company to let factory-floor employees program
> some CAM software, they have to be sure that incompetent (or malicious)
> employees don't crash their computer, and de
Hi Slava,
I've integrated hats into the refs vocab, such that the old refs are a
subset of the current refs. I also updated the tests and docs. Changes are
in my repository at factorcode.org/git/wrunt.git.
Also in that repository are some couchdb bindings that I've been writing on
and off. The cou
