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When I talked about performance, I didn't mean the time taken in the call, just that I want to have a single machine running a number of servers for different things, smtp, chat ... and using the current net-select means I am wasting cycles polling the sockets rather than the OS handling things.

my first network code was to build a simple socket based lock server, after lots of playing with the file locking stuff I found when I hammerd on it hard it didn't lock properly. My lock server is a simple newlisp process that handles incoming connections, and a very simple protocol of 'l' for give ...

Well I tried it, I think its a little too fast, I had to do it again just to make sure it had done it right the first time.

Very cool

Thanks Again.
Darren

I see the new version is out, I have something to look forward to now when I go into work :)

Thanks

Thanks a lot for the very quick response, the code for the scale was some stuff I was playing with at work, and I wanted to wait until I had tried it until I replied. Well I tried it and it works wonderfully. I have even tweaked things a little, so I can pass back a control id into newlisp so I know...

I looked back at the newLisp-tk manuals, and followed the example, but I still seem to get the same problem, everything works fine, upto the point I drag the control, then I get the error I supplied. To me it looks like TK is supplying the value of the control as a parameter, but newlist doesn't exp...

Just like to say I am new to lisp, but seem to have settled with newlisp as a very clean, concise language that is allowing me to get all kinds of work done. I have one problem, I am new to both lisp, newlisp, and TK, so there is a chance its a silly mistake on my part. On win32 I create a scale con...