1. Book about pike apps (pike, caudium, camas, sTeam, ...) - kiwi knows more
2. Powered by pike logo on websites
3. Pike marketing as a semantic web language - uwe and IDA
4. Presentations at computer user group meetings - embee shares his slides
5. Articles
http://devshed.com/http://webmonkey.com/http://sun.com/bigadmin/http://ibm.com/developerworks/
yearly language update (url?)
linux magazines
6. Language shootout - karl
7. Killer apps / pike hack repository
more ideas and urls are welcome
greetings, martin.
bill was so kind to type the notes from the whiteboard:
1. pike module repository - bill
2. embedding - needs work - marek + IDA
3. aclocal for pike detection - marek + bill
4. configuration examples - marek
5. pike community
6. internationalisation / localization - caudium group
7. iterator api - mast
8. pr brainstorming (see seperate message)
9. pike security - nilsson
10. gc (boehm?) ida?
11. hack repository => get data - mast => steam - embee
greetings, martin.
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valgrind
by Martin Nilsson (saturator) @ Pike (-) developers forum
02 Oct '03
02 Oct '03
After the last few days activities it is now possible to run the entire
Pike testsuite in valgrind without any errors in Pike (though the gdbm
lib has some problems).
My GTK module happily compiles, making lots of fun classes and stuff.
> sizeof(indices(___GTK));
Result: 943
But it contains no functions:
> ___GTK.parse_rc;
Compiler Error: 1:Index 'parse_rc' not present in module '___GTK'.
> ___GTK.setup_gtk;
Compiler Error: 1:Index 'setup_gtk' not present in module '___GTK'.
Constants and classes are fine, though...
This makes GTK not including ___GTK and hard to use in general.
It seems to be because GTK.so has become a program instead of a
module,
> ___GTK()->parse_rc;
(2) Result: object_program(___GTK)()->parse_rc
Any hints on something do to about it? Pike 7.5 from CVS now.
I need GTK *right now*.
Also, remove the catching of signals in the signal handler, so the
next similar signal will kill Pike. Just in case it hangs when making
the backtrace...
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Re: throw or return
by Martin Stjernholm, Roxen IS @ Pike developers forum
01 Oct '03
01 Oct '03
"pike" errors are of course also subdivided into e.g. "compiler",
"cpp", "math", etc.
But I agree "handle" is way more used then "try" in existing
programs...
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Re: throw or return
by Martin Stjernholm, Roxen IS @ Pike developers forum
01 Oct '03
01 Oct '03
In case it isn't obvious, exception classes would typically have
several different constants to classify them according to facility,
code level, submodule, severity and whatnot. It's not limited to
having a specific constant for every error type.
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node
by Martin Nilsson (saturator) @ Pike (-) developers forum
01 Oct '03
01 Oct '03
Valgrind tells me that the the node sent to do_docode sometimes has its
line_number unset. Where are those nodes produced?