hi -
i'm running a scripting/building/tech tutorial website - i write a new entry every few days.
http://www.qarl.com/qLab/
comments/feedback/requests all very welcome. thanks.
K.
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Qarl Fizz
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07-02-2006 18:05
hi -
i'm running a scripting/building/tech tutorial website - i write a new entry every few days. http://www.qarl.com/qLab/ comments/feedback/requests all very welcome. thanks. K. |
Angela Salome
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07-04-2006 20:58
hi - i'm running a scripting/building/tech tutorial website - i write a new entry every few days. http://www.qarl.com/qLab/ comments/feedback/requests all very welcome. thanks. I found it difficult to use. It seems to need a program that joins up the scripts to produce a full LSL script, but I couldn't see what that program would be, or where it is. Also I noticed that in one of the script parts, listeners are accumulated and never cleared, which could produce problems. |
Qarl Fizz
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07-08-2006 12:50
hey Angela - thanks for the feedback.
for starters - the package is designed to mimic the unix development environment. if you're not familiar with the unix shell, Makefiles, and whatnot - this package is not for you. (alas.) that said - the Makefiles invoke a script called "lslcc" which can be found in the /bin directory of the tarball. (for the curious - it's an extremely simple (for now) script that invokes the c preprocessor to handle #include/#define/#ifdef expansions.) ... as for the multiple listens - you're probably correct, and thanks for the heads-up. can you tell me what file you found it in? K. |