From: Bill Y. <ws...@me...> - 2004-09-24 19:05:19
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New version on the website: http://crm114.sourceforge.net/20040924.BlameResidentWeasel.src.tar.gz http://crm114.sourceforge.net/20040924.BlameResidentWeasel.i386.tar.gz The notes: Bugs stomped: several in the exit routine code, as well as fixes for detecting minion creation failures. SYSCALL can now do forking of the currently executing code; CALL is now implemented and provides CORBA-like argument transfer. A missing INSERT file in a .crm program is now a trappable error. Can use TRE version 0.7.0 (included!) Yes indeed, you can not only SYSCALL a label (which is a fork()- like thing, you get an isolated copy of the mother-ship's data in the minion and pipe connections), but you can also just CALL (which doesn't mask local variables) and can be _REALLY fast_, as in over 3000 calls/second. And you can TRAP a missing INSERT-file, so insert files can now be optional or required, at the programmer's whim. And TRE version 0.7.0 has \Q, \E, and (?inr-inr:regex) modifications, very handy for people fleeing PERL. :) Checksums: f57a20bf28c917c77ba1959b547933ca crm114-20040924.BlameResidentWeasel.i386.tar.gz 061ffbca3e34d39d96b7b1ce37981385 crm114-20040924.BlameResidentWeasel.src.tar.gz -Bill Yerazunis |