Hello!
Yesterday, while browsing the extra/ folder, I found compiler.graphviz
vocabulary.
Trying to USE: it, however, produces an error message:
"Current operating system not supported by this vocabulary"
...
"requires { unix }"
Two questions arise.
1. How do I mark a vocabulary to
Hello!
I was trying to load the Lunar Rescue game in Factor, but stumbled upon the
ALUT.dll dependency.
After some search on the 'net I found what it stands for, and even installed
OpenAL v1.1, but I could not find ALUT binaries for Windows.
Does anyone know of an official/reliable place t
For windows users, we try to host all the dlls on:
- for 32bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/
- for 64bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/64/
Regards,
Jon
On Thu, Sep 17, 2015 at 9:46 AM, Alexander Ilin wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I was trying to load the Lunar Rescue game in Factor, but
Awesome, Jon, thank you very much!
17.09.2015, 10:53, "Jon Harper" :
> For windows users, we try to host all the dlls on:
> - for 32bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/
> - for 64bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/64/
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Александр
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Hello again, Jon!
FYI, the chipmunk.dll is not there (used in the chipmunk.ffi vocab).
17.09.2015, 10:53, "Jon Harper" :
> For windows users, we try to host all the dlls on:
> - for 32bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/
> - for 64bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/64/
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А
Hello again, my dear friends!
17.09.2015, 10:53, "Jon Harper" :
> For windows users, we try to host all the dlls on:
> - for 32bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/
> - for 64bit http://downloads.factorcode.org/dlls/64/
I have now tried using the tools.disassembler, and it complained about
Hi Alexander,
Vocabularies can have a platforms.txt file that has a list of OS that it
supports. If the platforms.txt file is not specified, we assume it runs
everywhere.
The "graphviz" vocabulary is probably the one you want and does work on Windows
and does not specify a platforms.txt.
It
Hello!
Thanks for the explanation.
17.09.2015, 14:22, "John Benediktsson" :
> Vocabularies can have a platforms.txt file that has a list of OS that it
> supports. If the platforms.txt file is not specified, we assume it runs
> everywhere.
> The "graphviz" vocabulary is probably the one you w
>
> Is Alex Vondrak on the list?
Am I ever! Though you couldn't tell by looking... ;)
Would he be able to comment on how important that function is, and if we
> could work without it?
>
Looks like you're running a very old version of the graphviz library that
used the Graphviz API through Facto
Also worth noting again that compiler.graphviz isn't the most interesting
library. Like John said, you're probably looking for just `graphviz` (in
extra/graphviz). compiler.graphviz was some quickie utility written by
Slava to show the overall shape of the control flow graph. The reason it's
marked
Hello, Alex!
17.09.2015, 17:26, "Alex Vondrak" :
> Looks like you're running a very old version of the graphviz library that
> used the Graphviz API through Factor's FFI. That turned out to have
> headaches, so the library was reworked to instead spit out DOT code & call
> your platform's graph
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