This stable release fixes bugs and adds two new call patterns to the t-test function.
Files and release notes: http://www.newlisp.org/index.cgi?page=Downloads
Hello, Lutz.
I finished translartions of manuals.
CodePatterns-10504
newlisp_manual-10504
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line 26186 in newlisp_manual
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moderately significant. With a probability <tt>p = 0.021 (2.1%)</tt> the null hypothesis
Regards,
Thank you very much Johu.
All translations and corrections are online now.:
http://www.newlisp.org/newlisp_manual-jp.html
http://www.newlisp.org/manual_frame-jp.html
http://www.newlisp.org/CodePatterns-jp.html
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the following 48 suspect spelling errors were detected...
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newlisp manual
artifial
bject
bufffer
clusteranalysis
comforming
controllling
cript
decription
defininitions
divisable
dsitribution
effectiviely
everage
floationg
freedmom
guarenteed
hyothesis
incorrecttly
informaton
intercative
libary
namspace
numer
ocurring
otation
partions
probablity
proteced
recived
signficant
specifed
speified
stntax
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suport
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unifcation
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Code Patterns
decribed
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fuctions
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-- xytroxon
Thanks for the corrections. Now online:
http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newlisp_manual.html
http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/CodePatterns.html
Ps: in case you check again, some are false positives because of embedded HTML for bolding or underlining letters.
Sorry, I didn't have time to verify them all.
I just found my old Win 98 script* that I "lost" when I moved to Win 7 in 2010. The "jargon" word exclusion list may need adjustment.
-- xytroxon
* Written in some obscure futuristic language called "newLISP" ;o)
yes, it's things like this:
Please pardon me if someone already caught these typos in the manual.
accepts
argumment
whole expression
a multi-
as strings without
to resolve a function's application
separator between
the
matix- [rickyboy]
userdefined
a buit-in function
in milli seconds
For each openport
net-connnect
for the
when starting
MAC OS X
When custom configured packets contain
recieved
If no signal handler is
reset
Student
In the second syntax, the function
Prosac
Hello all,
Hope all is well. I installed newLISP on a debian system, and it will not load...
I was curious as to where newLISP looks for this file, as I have created a symbolic link to it, and I still receive the same message.
Thanks!
Carlos
It probably looks for it in either
Thanks again for corrections:
http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newlisp_manual.html
The following typos are still there:
argumment → argument
matix- → matrix-
Thanks, fixed:
http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newlisp_manual.html
Tracked down some more spelling errors in the in-progress newlisp-10.5.5.tgz 06-Nov-2013
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newlisp_manual.html
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Arithmetik -> Arithmetic
The following operators, functions and predicates work on big integers:
Arithmetik operators: + - * / ++ -- %.
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recieved -> received
wait until status messages are recieved for each of the child processes.
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CodePatterns.html
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evaluater's -> evaluator's
This way variables can be set in the evaluater's environment, and messages can be routed to other processes.
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fuctions -> functions
Other fuctions could be added to the namespace, e.g. for initializing the sum.
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recieved -> received
message does not appear before all recieved messages are reported by process identified with B.
======================
newLISPdoc.html
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descrption -> description
create a file containing a @index and a @descrption link:
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messsage -> message
parameter: str-message - The messsage string to be printed.
;; @param <str-message> The messsage string to be printed.
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specificaton -> specification
Between the tag link specificaton and description is exactly one space:
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MemoryManagement.html
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becuase -> because
does not need to evaluate its arguments 3 and 4 becuase they are constants,
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newsly -> newly
Any newsly created result expression is destined to be destroyed later
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simlar -> similar
evaluateLambda(func, args) works simlar to evaluateFunc(func
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-- xytroxon
Many thanks Xytroxon, everything is updated and online.
I gather CYGWIN isn't supported any more ... but in any case I found an error in the code
in nl-import.c if FFI is NOT defined and CYGWIN IS, it breaks the following code, as there is a bracket inside the #ifdef that I'm presuming shouldn't be.
This is the cause of the weird error ...
nl-import.c:470:5: error: static declaration of 'template' follows non-static declaration
With this fix in place, newlisp compiles
the bracket with the FIX comment is currently inside the #ifdef FFI
starting from line 134 of nl-import.c
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#ifdef CYGWIN
if(params != nilCell)
{
if(params->next == nilCell)
{
params = getString(params, &options);
if(strcmp(options, "cdecl") == 0)
type = CELL_IMPORT_CDECL;
}
#ifdef FFI
else type = CELL_IMPORT_FFI;
#endif
} /* FIX moved from inside previous ifdef FIX */
#else
if(params->next != nilCell)
type = CELL_IMPORT_FFI;
#endif
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PS, I'm not sure why FFI is NOT defined ... as I have the cygwin libffi installed ... not sure if it's relevant or not.
OK ... after some more digging ... I enabled using the cygwin libffi packages and ffi.h.
I also testing using the default FFI stuff in the source distribution ... (ie I just fixed the bracket placement as in previous post) and it behaves exactly the same.
newlisp compiles and the qa-specific-test run by make test all run SUCCESSFULLY
the qa-dot test runs but fails at semaphore
jon@jon-Z930 /cygdrive/c/src/newlisp-10.5.4
$ ./newlisp.exe qa-dot > test_qa_dot.txt
Testing built-in functions ...
Bad system call (core dumped)
jon@jon-Z930 /cygdrive/c/src/newlisp-10.5.4
$ tail test_qa_dot.txt
-> rotate
-> round
-> save
-> search
-> seed
-> seek
-> select
-> self
-> semaphore
If there's interest in getting cygwin back as a supported platform, I'm happy to help.
Jon
Support for CYGWIN was dropped in 2005 for two reasons:
1. The newlisp.exe produced was not standalone Windows, but also needed a CYGWIN dll distributed with it to work.
2. Problems with the newLISP
The extended FFI using libffi was not introduced until November 2011. That is why it never has been tried in CYGWIN.
I am glad to hear that it compiles well now and you tried it using
The
Ps: your brace fix for CYGWIN will be in the next version.
Quote from: "jonok"
To use semaphore function in cygwin, try install cygserver service.
http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using-cygserver.html
$ cygserver-config
$ cygrunsrv --install cygserver -p /usr/sbin/cygserver
$ cygrunsrv --start cygserver
$ make -f makefile_cygwin
$ ./newlisp.exe -n qa-dot
Testing built-in functions ...
Testing contexts as objects and scoping rules ...
total time: 5411
>>>>> ALL FUNCTIONS FINISHED SUCCESSFUL: ./newlisp
I can confirm that installing cygserver makes the semaphore test succeed!
Also, after tweaking qa-ffi to handle CYGWIN (by equating Windows to Cygin), eg replacing Win32 test with
(if (or (= ostype "Win32") (= ostype "Cygwin"))
all tests pass ...
$ make testall
make checkall | grep '>>>'
>>>>> ALL FUNCTIONS FINISHED SUCCESSFUL: ./newlisp
>>>>> Dictionary API tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> XML API tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> XML callback tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> JSON translation tested SUCESSFUL
>>>>> Signal testing SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Network eval and network file functions IPv4 SUCCESSFUL
>>>> Cannot bind socket. Cannot test IPv6 on this platform.
>>>>> The Cilk API tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Reference testing SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Time per simple message: 31 micro seconds
>>>>> Time per round trip : 160 micros seconds
>>>>> Time per proxy trip: 310 micro seconds
>>>>> Message API tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Memory allocation/deallocation SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Exception testing SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Floating point tests SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> FOOP nested 'self' tested SUCCCESSFUL
>>>>> FOOP symbol protection SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> UNIX local domain sockets SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> In-place modification passed SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> qa-utf16path: This test is only used on UTF8 enabled versions.
>>>>> 0.047 ms per write->read pipe/fork (0.0356 ms Mac OSX, 1.83 GHz Core 2 Duo)
>>>>> ffilib API testing SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> callback API 1234567890 (simple callback API) SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> callback API 1234567890 12345.6789 (extended callback API) SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> struct tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> struct ptr tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> abs, float, bigint, +, -, *, /, % big integers tested SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> parsing big integers SUCCESSFUL
>>>>> Benchmarking all non I/O primitives ... may take a while ...
>>>>> Performance ratio: 0.48 (1.0 on Mac OSX, 1.83 GHz Core 2 Duo, newLISP v10.2.8)
looks good!
What do you put here in qa-ffi:
(case ostype
("Win32" "msvcrt.dll")
("Cygwin" "???????")
("OSX" "libc.dylib")
("Linux"
what is the name of the library, you would use for Cygwin?
I took a punt on equating Cygwin to Win32 so I put in msvcrt.dll, and it worked.
BTW, you should look closely at my fix ... it's completely naive.