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1 point by lboard 5772 days ago | link | parent | on: Arc presentation

creating a DSL, bending language to the Problem domain.

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3 points by lboard 5778 days ago | link | parent | on: Happy birthday, Arc

(prn "Happy Birthday ARC!")

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Thanks

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Don't interfere in other's personal life.

If you can, work and help others, otherwise shut your mouth.

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8 points by projectileboy 5779 days ago | link

Gee, man, it was just a friendly question. I don't think any reasonable people here actually expect Paul to prioritize hacking over his wife and baby.

Your comment sounds a lot like what I'd expect on comp.lang.lisp. I get what you were trying to express, but please tone it down a little.

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3 points by lboard 5779 days ago | link

i misunderstood, Sorry!

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1 point by lboard 5819 days ago | link | parent | on: Connect to running instance?

Thanks

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If you are using anarki arc, then set the rootdir* to appropriate directory.

  (= rootdir* "/home/you/yourdir/")

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2 points by eds 5821 days ago | link

You can also configure Apache to serve static files without going through Arc, which is probably faster.

See http://arclanguage.com/item?id=3486 for an example configuration.

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2 points by lboard 5898 days ago | link | parent | on: Jordan shoes

need some option in this forum to report spam

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1 point by stefano 5898 days ago | link

I've flagged it, which should be used to signal spam, but it is still here.

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5 points by almkglor 5898 days ago | link

Presumably flagging requires PG to actually do something.

LOL.

I'm feeling snarky today ^^

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1 point by lboard 5898 days ago | link | parent | on: Howto: windows + command line arc?

Im using quack - scheme mode in lispbox

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so we can build standalone executables.

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2 points by lboard 5924 days ago | link | parent | on: Primitives and library functions

primitives in the sense, i mean functions like quote, atom, eq, cons, car, cdr, cond, eval,

There should be a limited set of funcitons like that. On top which we write other stuffs.

Where is the dividing line, in arc.

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3 points by drcode 5924 days ago | link

Arc is desinged as a practical language, and as such it is not built on any pure primitives. PG had, at one point, taken such an approach, but abandoned it because of poor performance.

It calls many mzscheme functions to run, most of them not primitive. Primitives, as far as they exist, are defined in ac.scm. They are not simple, however- Instead, the emphasis is on keeping the language implementation simple and reasonably efficient.

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1 point by almkglor 5921 days ago | link

> Arc is desinged as a practical language, and as such it is not built on any pure primitives. PG had, at one point, taken such an approach, but abandoned it because of poor performance.

Personally I'm retaking this approach, and doing some trickery on the scheme side to improve performance. So far what I've been doing is only slightly slower than Anarki (within sampling variation, although the average times are slightly higher).

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