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Cenobyte posted a comment on a blog post
Amazing! Thank you so much for your efforts in this regard.
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oops! I forgot to log in, sorry!
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awesome! thank you, it was a bit more hidden than my novice eyes could find.
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still having the "warning" with 13.1 and 13.2 is still failing as it was before, 13.1 is working enough that I'm going to press on trying to work through the books and i'll hope that this doesn't happen with 13.2 when it goes live. on a secondary note, i can't install from the ppa in ubuntu on wsl2 since it is missing a release file in the ppa.
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I am still getting strange errors and warnings with either version i try to use after cleaning up my registry and whatnot. Hopefully this will manage to rectify itself before the new release. I have been reading a lot about Unicon and I like what it brings to the table, a lot. I am bamboozled by the fact that in a command prompt things like "icont -v" or "where icont" show it in the right place, but the ide is having fits. I will be tinkering more later today now that I have a smidgen of free time...
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Is there a way to run/keep the windows installation of icon self-contained on a USB stick? something like the portableapps.com launcher would be slick (I'm working on learning how to use that properly), but even something like a zip file with shortcuts that set the environment variables as needed (due to the possibility of drive letters changing on different machines for a USB stick) would be amazing for my odd situation. Thanks in advance! (yes, i'm still having troubles getting Unicon to work properly...
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I would be willing to help with the endeavor, but I am not having an easy time figuring out how to package an app for the portableapps format.
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sorry, double post
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the user name doesn't have a blank in it. it's just odd to me that: 1) 13.1 will compile things that do end up running, but issues the warning that icont is missing. 2) 13.2 will not even find the compiler even though "where icont" points right to it.
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the user name doesn't have a blank in it. it's just odd to me that: 1) 13.1 will compile things that do end up running, but issues the warning that icont is missing. 2) 13.2 will not even find the compiler even though "where icont" points right to it.
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Nope, I'm not seeing anything there. I'm so puzzled that 13.1 gives a warning, but will still compile working programs, but 13.2 gives me even more confusing problems lol.
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it didn't pop anything up to indicate that it isn't, i'll dig around an look to see if that is the case though.
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Thank you
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error in startup code no icode file specified
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negative, same error when attempting to after installing 13.2 from the provided link. I have also uninstalled and reinstalled 13.2 just to make sure i did not mess anything up.
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attemmpting to compile without the -x gives the same error where iconx where wiconx both point to C:\Unicon\bin\ unicon -features will not run, gives the "error in startup code unicon: cannot open interpreter file"
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I uninstalled 13.1, made sure the c:\unicon folder was removed, ran the installer, verified that my path was set correctly, and attempted to compile the "features" example from: http://btiffin.users.sourceforge.net/up/unicon.html# I got a different error this time stating "error in startup code cannot open interpreter file"
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Windows 10 Home, and I downloaded: setup-unicon_13.1_amd64_rev5965.exe and used that to install Unicon.
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I must add, that examples from: http://btiffin.users.sourceforge.net/up/unicon.html#the-unicon-programming-language will work, but they do still give the warning: Warning: no icont found thought it would be icont.exe but still "where icont.exe" gives me C:\Unicon\bin\icont.exe
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i have Unicon installed to what the installer recommended on my system which is: C:\Unicon both the subdirectories are present. PATH=C:\Unicon\bin; (and more, but that's how it starts) IPATH and LPATH aren't showing.
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Hello to all! I stumbled across Unicon, and I'm super intrigued by a lot of what it has to offer. I followed the installation instructions at: http://unicon.org/utr/utr7.html I have noticed two things right off the bat: 1) The samples aren't there (hello and roman) in the stated directory. 2) I constantly get a warning about "icont not found" when running the compiler from either the ide or command line even though it is on my path and "where icont" points to the C:\Unicon\bin\icont.exe Many thanks...
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Yes, please, it would be very useful as there are some major bugs in 4.0.0 on windows.
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