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by fexl 15y ago
This is how the strtol function in the standard C library works. Here's a test program: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> /* strtol, strtod */ /* Convert string to long and return true if successful. */
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Helpful information in Fexl README (scroll down)(github.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
Instead of the complex chaining mechanism I used before, the Fexl meta-parser is now like this: Parse the source text, returning (pair ok; pair exp; symbols). ok is true if the source is well-formed, i.e. no syntax errors. If ok is true, ex
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Fexl meta-parsing and symbol resolution radically simplified.(github.com)
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Fexl b28 released(github.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
Uses chained resolution to report all occurrences of undefined symbols.
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Fexl version b26 released(github.com)
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Fexl version b24 released(github.com)
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Fexl now has support to manipulate Fexl types within Fexl.(github.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
Here are the links: http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0206.1/0402.h... https://github.com/chkoreff/Fexl/commit/9e361240168151706bcc...
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On the use of "pointerness" in typedef
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Fexl b16 released(github.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
The resolve function now looks up symbols dynamically in the Fexl library linked with the executable. Any function named "type_X" is now automatically available as a function "X" in Fexl. Refactored the code so it's cleaner, faster, smalle
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Fexl now uses dynamic symbol lookup.(github.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
This is a complete rewrite, and it now has the beginnings of a module system based on meta-parsing (i.e. "parse" is now a combinator in the system). Still plenty of TODOs, but it's moving forward.
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Fexl release b14(fexl.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
Yes, I've been using Ubuntu exclusively on the desktop for about 6 years now. I recently bought a new laptop (from LinuxCertified.com) and tried out 11.10 (Unity) for the first time. At first I liked it pretty well, but a few days later r
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Fexl rewrite in the works ...(fexl.com)
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by fexl 15y ago
And it links to another great article on gzip compression.
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by fexl 15y ago
Javascript is enabled; no problem there. I'm pretty sure the problem is actually related to my deletion of all root CAs. Why? Because there's a red exclamation mark over the lock icon at bottom right of window, and when I hover it says
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by fexl 15y ago
When I click "Login with DSSID", the page says nothing except "Welcome to DSSID". No login box, button, or anything. Of course, it's not your fault, because when I do a View Source, I see all those things. They just don't appear to me
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by fexl 15y ago
Yes, thanks for clarifying. I see that now. I've been through your demo a few times in Chromium, and I've been poking around and looking at the "Cookies and Other Data" values. So yes, I see now that my actual private key is in "Local St
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by fexl 15y ago
Nice, I checked that out. It looks like you store the encrypted private key in session storage (i.e. a glorified cookie). My main concern would be how to back up that private key. As a technically savvy user, I shouldn't have a problem w
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by fexl 15y ago
Clever concept, and it really shows off a lot of shell techniques in one place. The self-modifying aspect is fun to study (e.g. external-add, ext_insert), and the meta functions are interesting too (e.g. require). I may find this useful s
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by fexl 15y ago
Good idea. I've been using this to sort by time: alias lt='ls -ltr' And this to sort by name: alias ll='ls -l'
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by fexl 15y ago
Thanks, but I already know what fork does. My point is that "fork" is precisely how one spawns a new process, and there is no other way to do so.
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by fexl 15y ago
I thought that spawning a new process was the same as forking. What am I missing?
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by fexl 15y ago
I have noticed a popular aversion to "fork", and I don't quite understand it. It uses the "copy on write" technique, and it seems very fast in my benchmarks. For example, I have a benchmark where I can spawn 1000 or more processes right f
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by fexl 15y ago
"Work, even real work, can be fun." Yes. I'm very thankful that even at age 14, I was working at a local Mom & Pop store, stocking shelves, breaking down boxes, washing dishes, and mopping floors. I felt great about it, and it gave m
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by fexl 15y ago
It might not work with an int, but I'm virtually certain it works with a long int. I say that because I had to research whether I could use a long value as both a reference count when a struct was in use, and a free list pointer when a str

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