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Thanks a lot for your answers. HPW, the Borland 2006 Studio comes with a Pascal, a C++ & a C# compilers and build executables both for Win32 & .NET ... I use it since several years ( Turbo Pascal 1.2 :-) The make with MinGW environment is easy, but the dbg tool against td32 or the integrated debugge...

Hello Lutz ! As i try to compile the source of newLisp with Borland ( in a project ), the compiler detect one bug on the line n° 340 of nl-math.c in function: CELL * functionFloat (CELL * params, int op) { ... switch (op) { ... case OP_ERRORFUNC: floatN = erf (floatN); break; ... the function: doubl...

Thanks alot for this link !

Regards,
Christian

Hi Lutz !

The last time i have downloaded the newlisp-blog, it was the 28-07-2005 and the version number was 3.9;

Did you stop this sample/product ? I can't find the link for update the blog.

Best regards,
Christian

ok Lutz ! you have your mountains to climb, and i have to learn newLisp concept & implementation (to evalutate its rating :) i take in my mind the pb of multi-threading. the first idea which come to me, if your problem is the shared memory area, is to use win32 API memory function to allocate separa...

thanks (a lot) Lutz for your help ! but (i understand that you don't see it) in the sample code i wrote in the penultimate mail, an only ONE memoryAlloc is performed for an infinite reading (as long as you use the same buffer with the same size, what is frequent when you read fixed size records), i ...

is there a team developpers for newLisp ? i will be very happy if i can have more informations to understand the code, conceptual principles for the basic structures and their links with the newLisp script syntaxe. cordially, Christian typedef unsigned char uchar; and not typedef unsigned char * uch...

Because i was afraid of to have 3 copies of my data before working and three others ones to save that job, i take a look more attentive on the source, specially for the p_readBuffer function. Still yet, sources of newLisp only serve to compile under cygWin... :) I was very surprised to see that 2 al...

if i understand the explaination(s) of Lutz, to access to my data, i need 3 copies of them: ('rec; 'lst; 'fld). is it possible to implement a syntaxe like 'rec.fld to access more quickly to the data ? recType could be declare as list of 'fldAttr (fldName ,fldOffset // 0= calculate from (previous fld...

You wil find behind this text, a fragment of interface unit. This interface declare 3 types of record which may be founded in a sequential file. Typically, we have the following sequence: deblotSimac remiseSimac chequeSimac chequeSimac chequeSimac ... remiseSimac chequeSimac chequeSimac chequeSimac ...

I have several lists of records to manage (thousands of thousands). These records form regular sequences through sequential process. In the past, even in the present, i use C or Pascal to do it. But is it possible that LISP in the "ethymologie" (french word) could be a better choice ? I am very impr...