>
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..�


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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. :)



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Best regards,
Igor Stasenko.