I'm a complete novice when it comes to this, so this attempt may be
terribly misguided and naive.
I was aiming pretty low, trying to get a window up on the screen, but
I couldn't get one. The closest I came was with this code:
loadlib P1, "libglut.so"
print "Loaded\n"
dlfunc P0, P1, "glutInitDi
Obviously garbage. (And not related to perl6/parrot.) I've cleaned
it out of the tracker.
-R
"Vema, Venkata" (via RT) writes:
>
>g'day
> THANX IN ADVANCE
>
>**
Sorry to reply to myself, but I realized this is the second time I've
mentioned this and never actually let anyone see the code. ^_^
http://www.coleda.com/users/coke/tcl_parrot.zip
Be gentle - it was written back in... 0.0.2 days, I think, and I haven't
kept up. =-)
Will Coleda wrote:
I still
I still have the single pass (that is, no eval) tcl to pasm
parser/compiler that I wrote in perl5. I had only defined a few commands
(append, exit, puts, and set, with a broken incr (were missing a PMC
method at the time, and a partial if), but the parsing algorithm is
already done.
I had mean
David Robins wrote:
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
Well, what I was getting at was that if dest is, say, a RomanNumeralInteger
whose value is "mcmlxxxiv", I don't want it to waste time converting that to
the integer 1984 when I morph it to a PerlInt, if my next step is to
unilate
