<aw->
but from what I read, it seems your use-case might be much much simpler using file-based named pipes. You can then control access using regular UNIX permissions, and reading/writing to/from named pipes is ridiculously simple.. just echo/cat .. or in PicoLisp (out) (in ... (read)) etc...
<aw->
also the named pipes can outlive the process, which can be really useful
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<abu[m]>
I think so too
<abu[m]>
btw, aw-, does it not run on pil21? it says "PicoLisp 32-bit/64-bit v17.12 to v20.6.29"
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<aw->
abu[m]: hi, yes of course it works! I'll update the README to make it clear
<abu[m]>
Perfect :)
<aw->
I have soooooooo many PicoLisp repositories, haven't updated all of them to pil21 but i know they all work
<abu[m]>
hehe
<abu[m]>
You could omit the "to <version" part perhaps
<aw->
yes probably, unless you do something like pil21.2 ...
<abu[m]>
True, but I'd hope it still stays compatible
<aw->
does pil21 compile with llvm-14 ?
<abu[m]>
Yes, and also 15 and 16
<aw->
ok... it seems GitHub switched their default CI to "Ubuntu Jammy" which ships with llvm-14 instead of the old llvm-9
<abu[m]>
I have 15 here on Termux, and 14 on Debian
<aw->
so now none of the default builds work, i swear every year i get new work just for updating stupid dependencies
<aw->
without 0 changes to my actual code
<abu[m]>
You mean the default build in src/Makefile?
<aw->
err with 0 changes to my actual code
<aw->
no no not related to PicoLisp
<aw->
ubuntu,github,etc...
<abu[m]>
I see
<aw->
hmmm
<aw->
where is llvm-config used?
<aw->
in the build process
<abu[m]>
In pil21? Line 14 in Makefile?
<aw->
oh
<aw->
this is new?
<aw->
my version is from October..
<aw->
what does it do?
<aw->
err September
<abu[m]>
It was added in September by tankf33der
<abu[m]>
Sep 24
<aw->
pil -version
<aw->
22.9.7
<aw->
oops
<abu[m]>
close miss ;)
<abu[m]>
I would recommend the latest rolling release
<abu[m]>
(yesterday)
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<aw->
sorry can you tell me the email of the mailinglist?
<aw->
ah right, i was going to email to picolisp@picolisp.com haha
<aw->
right , i have the archive open here, should have known
<abu[m]>
no problem :)
<aw->
thanks! i emailed the list now just for github auto-building support with pil21
<abu[m]>
Hmm, I cannot see any new mail
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<aw->
uh oh
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<beneroth>
aw-, oh nice! I will have a look at the source :))
<beneroth>
mailing list: same, didn't receive a new mail. last mail I received was subscribe by Mohamed
<abu[m]>
Hi beneroth! We could clear up the mail issue in DMs
<abu[m]>
aw- had changed his e-mail
<beneroth>
ah okay
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<abu[m]>
aw-: There is still no mail. I think I should say that you need to *resend* the mail, as it was discarded upon the first time because that address was not subscribed.
<aw->
hi abu[m] i can see the message in Mail Archive
<aw->
so i think it worked
<abu[m]>
Oh, indeed!
<abu[m]>
hmm, the old problem with the mails being unreliable 😨
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