On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 12:54:42PM +0100, Ian Morrison wrote: > That's great news! I'd stopped playing with PF as I thought it was no > longer maintained. Thanks Tom! > It is. Some news (for the language geek in you): This weekend I finally realized how to fix the interpreter's memory model, 7 years (!) into the project. This explains a bit: http://zwizwa.be/-/packetforth/20090817-100130 Cheers, Tom
Hello folks, There is a new PF release available from http://zwizwa.be/packetforth/ as source tarball, and binary .deb for the i386 and amd64 architectures. This is mostly a bugfix release making PF 64-bit friendly, as I have recently reached that 4GB border. Have a ball, Tom
pic18f1320 perhaps you need to reload a couple of times, the site looks fine from here! grtz marloes krgn wrote: > hey... just wanted to check out the packets site, but there seems to > be a python error. > > which PIC is used for CATkit? > > > greetz, > > k > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > brood-list mailing list > brood-list@... > http://lists.goto10.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/brood-list > -- -- http://no.systmz.goto10.org
Hi all,
I am interested in doing some 2d matrix manipulation to generate images based on incoming data. In ca.pf I can see that something like this has to be going on, but I don't have any understanding of the scaf stuff so I am missing the part where it sets the points of the bitgrid according to the rules.
What I would like to be able to do is say, have a 1-bit image in a 320x240 grid - a pixel in this grid will either be on (white) or off (black). I would like to be able to copy, shift, reassign pixels, rows, and columns within this grid, update to the display and create moving grids of pixels this way. What would be a good / proper method to do this? bitgrid: <at> seems to let you get the value of an index within the grid but I don't know how to do it. I assume bitgrid:! allows you to set it - but how can we say at point (x, y) do this or that? How do you even format a 2d location index for bitgrids??
The only other graphics language I know is Processing, which is very heavily steeped in x,y pixel coords for everything, so I am sure my question reeks of this kind of thinking :) Any help much appreciated!
Learning pf has been fun so far - I am sure I will have many more questions!
Kevin
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hello, the read-only PF darcs archive has moved to http://darcs.goto10.org/packetforth groet, tom
Hey all- Went to pull libpf and found I had three choices: metabiosis pre-thread-removal fork point montevideo Which one do I want? groeten, Charles <vze26m98@...>
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So, what is the current darcs URL for PF?
Many thanks in advance.
-thomas