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Re: pil21 + OpenBSD

Hi! On 09.03.21 16:26, Alexander Burger wrote: >> I have successfully compiled and run tests for pil21 on openbsd 6.8 >> Documentation and full system portability is a question of future research. >> >> [...] >> : (call 'uname '-a) >> OpenBSD openbsd.localdomain 6.8 GENERIC.MP#5 amd64 >> [...] > C

(ld) and vip in pil21

Hi all! in the wiki there are a few mentions of using vi/ld to edit code from within a running pil foo.l + session. This works fine in picolisp 19 from the Debian packages and vim here, but the ld functions seems no longer to exist in pil21. Is this style of working still supported? Also, I was w

Re: (ld) and vip in pil21

On 02.04.21 12:32, Alexander Burger wrote: > We should make a PilCon session about Vip. Thank you, Works as described! I never participated at PilCon, but will try to make it to one of the next sessions. Cheers Frithjof -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe

Re: pil21 + OpenBSD

Hi all, pil21 on OpenBSD still works fine, except for networking, because 'port' in @lib/net.l creates an IPv6 socket (domain AF_INET6), and then tries to set the IPV6_V6ONLY option. This option is read-only in OpenBSD and always set to true. https://man.openbsd.org/ip6.4#IPV6_V6ONLY Th

Re: pil21 + OpenBSD

Hi, Alex, On 11.05.21 07:25, Alexander Burger wrote: >> I tried to remove those few lines and use IPv6-only for some tests, but >> so far wasn't successful. So I resorted to just use PicoLisp on Linux, >> which is fine by me ;) > Can anybody try to find out what else goes wrong? I will try to fin

Re: pil21 + OpenBSD

On 11.05.21 10:30, Mike wrote: >> >> I will try to find out more. The problem is in 'listen' so the 'wait' or >> 'accept'. I can send from PicoLisp to a listening netcat, but sending >> from netcat to a listening PicoLisp hangs. > > Please run your code on latest pil21 from now or show us example

Re: pil21 + OpenBSD

Hi Alex, hi Mike, attached is a small patch to make httpGate work on OpenBSD (IPV6 only). Tested successfully. diff --git a/src/httpGate.c b/src/httpGate.c index dc8b58d..6c4f2be 100644 --- a/src/httpGate.c +++ b/src/httpGate.c @@ -232,8 +232,10 @@ static int gatePort(unsigned short port) {

Re: pil21 + OpenBSD

On Wed Dec 22, 2021 at 5:32 PM CET, Alexander Burger wrote: > I've included your patch, and released a new pil21 (version 21.12.22). > Can you > check when you have time? Thanks, works fine. $ pil @lib/xhtml.l @lib/http.l --server and $ bin/httpGate $ echo $? 0 $ curl localhost:

Re: building on macos

Hi all, I never used Picolisp on a MacOS system, but tried the Makefile.macos today. I needed to do a few changes, because my version of Homebrew uses other patches, but then everything worked fine with the llvm, readline, libffi and openssl versions from brew. % make clean % export PATH="/op

Re: methods receive more arguments than defined?

Hi, I can’t say much about other the rest of the code, but “This” is not an argument, but a global variable managed by the system to have the current object as a value: https://software-lab.de/doc/ref.html#oop says: > While a method body is being executed, the global variable This >

Re: DMARC and the PicoLisp mailing list

> On 11. Apr 2023, at 15:22, Alexander Burger wrote: > > Hmm, no signs of life. Perhaps I broke it completely now? As a data point: I am still getting mails. Best Frithjof