[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Leo --
* Bracket with one big .sub ... .end, and don't use .sub for my real
subs (yuck -- I want to use .param, .arg, etc for subs and calls)
You can use .param/.arg - again: "A .sub/.end delimits a unit of
compilation". Look at imcc.y .param => restore, .arg =>
At 12:54 PM + 12/5/02, "Venables, Robin" (via RT) wrote:
I'm trying to make Parrot 0.0.8.1 on AIX 4.3.3. When I run 'perl
Configure.pl'
I get the following output:
Determining your minimum pointer alignment...Can't determine alignment!
Any suggestions?
Can you grab the latest semi-daily s
I'd been looking for an option to IMCC to generate the PBC directly,
figuring from list postings that it was there, but didn't find it (-c) until
reading the recently updated ChangeLog. It's not in the syntax message IMCC
prints (with no args or -h or bad args), probably should be added.
Any answ
Leo --
Thats going to be a problem for Jako.
Can't nest .sub, so I can't have a bracketing .sub for the whole script,
with my real subs' .subs inside. So, I have to choose (I think) from these
options in order to leverage IMCC:
* Bracket with one big .sub ... .end, and don't use .sub for my
Leon Brocard sent the following bits through the ether:
> Now to get the hand of the signatures...
Ah, well, I gave up on SDL as it was a little complicated. Instead, I
played with curses. Please find attached a cute little curses life
program loading and calling curses at runtime with dlfunc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
error:imcc:iANY file sub.imc line 36: op not found 'set_ic_ic'
2 "mistakes" here:
- branches between subs are not subject to fixup
- x is not declared in here:
.sub __ANON_BLOCK__1
set x, 42 #
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Hi
I'm trying to make Parrot 0.0.8.1 on AIX 4.3.3. When I run 'perl
Configure.pl'
Below you will find a simple Jako program along with the IMC code the
Jako compiler generates. The IMC compiler generates the following error:
error:imcc:iANY file sub.imc line 36: op not found 'set_ic_ic'
(set<2>)
on the first ".arg x" instance in the .imc file. I'm not sure why that
l
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Dear Parrot!
I am building a JAPI for a perl aplication here.
While calling the Pe
Steve Fink wrote:
On Dec-04, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
The engine I'm referring to is the one checked into languages/regex,
although at the moment it may not work straight out of there (try a
'make test').
Ah yes - works fine.
Thanks for your explanation
leo
I have checked in some missing core ops:
- defined keyed
- exists keyed
+ corrections in classes to make it work and some tests.
leo
On Dec-04, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
> Steve Fink (via RT) wrote:
>
> >so that I can just use 'rx_pos' within my (possibly nested) namespace.
> >
> >So that's what this patch implements. A .local
> >directive now creates a variable named ::
> >(or just at the top level),
>
> Looks ok too. If no
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