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Gregg 28-Oct-2010 [2291] | The zip is a different size, so I don't think so. Complex and Torus are dated yesterday, the others for the 25th and 26th. |
AdrianS 28-Oct-2010 [2292] | Max, the AA settings seem to be the cause of the problem. The card was set to "Use application settings" and this resulted in the problem - guessing that you're not doing everything you should be to set AA up. When I uncheck the option (basically have AA globally set), your demo works. |
ChristianE 28-Oct-2010 [2293] | Max, I'm expierencing the same flickering as Adrian does, I'm running on a 3/4 year old Sony VAIO with Win7. I can't supply any further detail, I'm don't have access to the machine right now. I see a flickering torus , a flickering simple tree and no complex tree at all. When I'm back at the machine, I'll try with the AA settings which Adrian seems to have identfied as the source of the confusion in just this moment. |
Maxim 28-Oct-2010 [2294] | I was expecting something else to occur, so funny that my guess was related. I'm actually not touching the AA settings. |
AdrianS 28-Oct-2010 [2295] | looks like not doing anything is not always the right thing - is it complicated to set the AA level? |
Maxim 28-Oct-2010 [2296x5] | I'll look into it, all cards have peculiarities like this. |
I actually don't know I haven't played with AA setup yet. | |
its probably just a simple glCall to do when we settup the viewport. | |
(simple when we don't want AA... requiring AA probably needs a bit more work, since we usually have to chose between what is available) | |
just tought I'd post this little code snippet for fun.... here is the smallest running opengl application I've ever seen :-) rebol [] import %opengl-cgr.dll win: make gob! [text: "GL_API TEST" offset: 500x50 size: 300x300 ] append win box: OpenGL-Gob [size: 300x300] make-primitive box 'polygon [shape: [vertices [0 1 0 -1 0 0 1 0 0] faces [ 2 1 0] ] changed: [shape]] view/as-is win | |
Gregg 1-Nov-2010 [2301] | Good stuff Kaj. Have you posted how you implement server limits when serving REBOL up this way? That could be useful information, based on first-hand experience. |
Kaj 1-Nov-2010 [2302x3] | Thanks. I'm just executing user scripts through a shell script: |
ulimit -t 30 -m 20000 -v 10000 -u 10 -n 100 -f 200 /users/try-REBOL/program/r3 -q /users/try-REBOL/program/do-rebol.r $1 | |
The ulimit sets standard Linux resource limits for the process and its REBOL child process that gets started afterwards | |
Gregg 1-Nov-2010 [2305] | Thanks Kaj. |
Kaj 1-Nov-2010 [2306] | There should be a more efficient way, for example if you have a REBOL binding to the ulimit function, but the detour through the shell script is a quick solution |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2307] | Doc, I don't even know what ldap is, but perhaps we should be using github for releasing all unfinished work? |
Dockimbel 4-Nov-2010 [2308] | Just for one file of 17Kb? Sounds overkill... |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2309x4] | far from it |
17,000 bytes .... | |
If you haven't finished it I presume it is not a trivial task | |
anyway the ethic we are trying to promote is collaboration | |
Dockimbel 4-Nov-2010 [2313] | I haven't finished it mainly because I'm not a LDAP user, so I'm not familiar with most of the LDAP concepts. The protocol itself is quite complex due to ASN.1 encoding. |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2314] | QED |
Dockimbel 4-Nov-2010 [2315] | The license is BSD, anyone can pick it up and improve it. |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2316] | I wish Frank Sievertsen had put all his code into a repository instead of a cd which he then lost! |
Dockimbel 4-Nov-2010 [2317] | What source code are you referring to? |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2318] | his bridge |
Dockimbel 4-Nov-2010 [2319] | Java bridge? |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2320x3] | yeah ... I had to write my own, would have saved me some time |
He had other stuff too .. a shared whiteboard written in Rebol .. that was lost | |
probably based on his tiny paint program :) | |
Dockimbel 4-Nov-2010 [2323] | Oh, this could probably be easy to build again starting from his paint program? |
GrahamC 4-Nov-2010 [2324x3] | Probably .. i don't need it but it was just an example of software that gets lost when not in a public repository |
Eg. Anton has closed all his websites ... I think he's working on getting something up again eventually | |
To save you the bother ... https://github.com/gchiu/Rebol2/blob/master/Protocols/ldap-protocol.r | |
GiuseppeC 6-Nov-2010 [2327] | Jocko, I'll try TTS extension as soon as possible. It is really nice to have this on REBOL. |
Kaj 6-Nov-2010 [2328] | Jocko, dumped Windows, so I can't use your extensions, but they're still very cool :-) |
jocko 7-Nov-2010 [2329x2] | what do you mean by dumped windows ? |
windows -> Windows | |
GrahamC 7-Nov-2010 [2331] | I think he means he prefers to use Syllable as his desktop OS |
jocko 7-Nov-2010 [2332] | I really understand that choice ! |
Kaj 7-Nov-2010 [2333] | :-) I'm now on a graphical version of Syllable Server |
RobertS 8-Nov-2010 [2334x2] | IT's OK - only the State of Kerala has sworn off Windoze, to my knowledge. Now if the State of Alabama were to do so, then we might worry about wasted effort .... ;-) |
Or Montenegro: only once "organized" business at https://invizi.organized.ru moves off Windows-based pseudo-accounting/audit/governance/non-transparency slopware will we have cause to worry. But the EU forensic auditors use Windows, so as long as they are still looking for where millions of Euros end up, there will be work to do on Win64, Win128 .... And then comes Macedonia .... | |
Maxim 8-Nov-2010 [2336] | Jocko, nice work! :-) |
WuJian 12-Nov-2010 [2337] | nve: rebol-view-277-3-1.exe and rebol-core-277-3-1.exe. Windows version of REBOL |
Carl 17-Nov-2010 [2338x2] | Replies about http://www.rebol.com/article/0499.htmlcan be posted here. Thanks. |
Apparently, there's a dispatch center down right now due to a REBOL scripting bug. But, I don't know who to forward the feedback to. :( | |
Pekr 17-Nov-2010 [2340] | hmm, I remember some community memeber introducing his app, maybe it was even here .... |
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