Cannot parse. You want to integrate it till it fails? :) Yes.. keep it in from now on in the main base till it shows up as unusable. I do not mind occasional instability.. or something I can workaround... :). Need to learn and deep dive to use it to exploit its potential ... which is huge.. at the minimum as a replacement to FFI.. I guess more efficiently.. **** Rest is all fine.. its a great piece of work.. will dive into ARM / et als when I do need them over the next year.. On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 2:12 PM, Igor Stasenko <siguctua@gmail.com> wrote:
On 28 August 2012 08:48, S Krish <krishnamachari.sudhakar@gmail.com> wrote:
It works for most parts. There are few examples I will send in a note that is broken.
viz: AthensSurfaceExamples >> #exampleStrokeRect should probably in its subclass AthensCairoSurfaceExamples
* #exampleDrawText.. and believe other Text drawing expect FreeTypeFont only as asserted ... but are sent StrikeFont..
* AthensTestRenderTest >> #testWindowRender fails as the PluggableTextMorph
initialize has a an empty text #setText: '' call..
this is what i do, when i get something working, i have a small "doits" which then eventually turned into methods like above. some of them became obsolete as project evolves.. and need to be changed/cleaned up. Certainly, i need to do a pass on it to keep things clean and free from confusion.
Need to go down lot more.. and play with it.. seems really neat for external module callout..
Great stuff, need to get down to bottom of it.. incentive enough to re-learn the necessary bits about assembly lang. Will look at integrating this permanently with my works till it fails to live up as stable..
Cannot parse. You want to integrate it till it fails? :)
BTW: is it extensible to ARM..? I believe so.. also for Raspberry kind of kits..
Long way off to try that out.. but just interested in knowing..
All of the code is in image, at our disposal. So, it is doable, of course. The only question is who is willing to do that and invest his/her time on it. :)
-- Best regards, Igor Stasenko.