On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 12:28 AM, Peter Lobsinger wrote:
> The gsoc_nci branch is at a point where it should be mergeable. Please
> test it on any platforms you happen to care about. 'make test' should
> exercise the full functionality, but other variants couldn't hurt
> either.
>
> Test configura
Howdy,
Github was down for a short while, but now seems to be back.
Duke
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Duke,
My last question about embedding API actually refers 2 d runtime interaction
between my PIR code generator n parrot...want I am saying is that when my code
generator transfers control 2 parrot(2 execute d PIR code) I want parrot not 2
display d command prompt(like we av on windows) but 2
Howdy,
> Does parrot support creating GUI widgets ? (4)
Indeed it does. Take a look at examples/opengl in the Parrot repo.
They might need some love.
Duke
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Howdy,
I would recommend that you embed parrot in whatever you are calling
your code, as a subsystem. Then your users only have to install your
(binary) application, and have no Parrot-related dependencies. If they
want to compile your code, then they will need an installed Parrot.
If you want a
But I was thinking that an embedded API would more usability sense as I would
for instance want my code generator 2 av a mechanism of getting parrot response
about d executed PIR...in case there r runtime errors I want parrot 2 expose an
interface 4 my PIR code generator so that I could thus dis
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 3:07 PM, adekoya adekunle
wrote:
> But another question...if I target parrot by generating a PIR from my
> code generator...that means for users of my compiler to be able to run
> the PIR code that would be invisibly generated by my code generator it
> means a Parrot VM mus
Ok...I would use PIR.
But another question...if I target parrot by generating a PIR from my
code generator...that means for users of my compiler to be able to run
the PIR code that would be invisibly generated by my code generator it
means a Parrot VM must run on the user machine ? (1)
If yes
Howdy,
I am hacking on tools/release/templates.json, which generates
tools/release/release.json, and will commit updates to master so that
you can make a nice release announcement.
Duke
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 11:00 AM, Tyler Curtis wrote:
> This Tuesday is the 2.10.0 release. As release manage
Howdy,
I have forwarded this to parrot-dev and taken parrot-users off,
because these questions are definitely appropriate for parrot-dev, but
not parrot-users.
You ask some very good questions, and the answers you want depend on
the specifics of your research and implementation. Can you explain t
This Tuesday is the 2.10.0 release. As release manager, I would like
to request that everyone refrain from working in master or merging
anything to master (unless it is a very urgent bugfix or the like)
until after the release.
Thank you,
Tyler Curtis (tcurtis)
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hi all,
i need a direct link to installation files needed to install parrot on
windows 7 64bit ?
thanks
kunle
On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 6:52 AM, Jonathan Leto wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> A new parrot.git was just pushed to github at roughly :
>
> Tuesday November 09 05:40:07 AM 2010 UTC
>
> If you clo
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