World: r3wp

CELP, QCELP, EVRC: found specifications...  awfull complexe specifications 
: O  - (but the QCP file format is quite simple)

He told us at Devcon that the most time he spends is selecting the 
exact right word to use in REBOL.

(Vincent...I have the CD's from TIA EIA... with sample C code...and 
some other code as well...;-)

EVRC 8k gives almost the same quality of voice as QCELP 13k, thus 
in USA, for CDMA, EVRC is used to increase voice call capacity.

if you are in Europe, then the GSM standards might be most useful 
to you, and I would have to look them up.

(supporting the standards used in VoIP would also be good)

eFishAnt:  sources will help - I'll give it a try

sound:// need streaming capabilities, for both music and VoIP

yes

I put sound into show.r ... '-)

oh, I have a tic in my eye

ant-tics ... yes that makes sense

0-o-o<

Ogg Vorbis...

My priorities for sound library is to have at least support to common 
uncompressed formats r/w, then least cpu-intensive compression schemes 
r/w

Are REBOL/SDK issues also discussed in any of these groups?

Geomol:you can make a sdk group under the Rebol group

Ok, I may do that.

Just reading around and getting up-to-date... I found RAMBO. I send 
a bug report with the "Feedback" thing on RT's homepage. Should I 
post it again with RAMBO? Maybe I'll get better response?

I mean, I sent a bug report ...

Geomol:RAMBO is the mail depostitory fro Rebol bugs/bug tracking

Pekr: I have found capturing user requirements in Use Cases very 
helpful. They aren't really part of UML but are one of the main inputs 
to it. I probably don't build enough systems to have the need to 
get into UML.


Martin Fowler's UML Distilled is probably worth reading as he has 
a practical point of view.

any REBOLers want to invade 43things.com?

not so much "invade" as "check out"

Geomol: i'd suggest using RAMBO and not email feedback for bugs. 
this frees up some time for Carl.

Thanks Gabriele, I'll do that tomorrow, when I get back to the company, 
I'm doing it for.

I would like to contact Carl about a relational database, I've done 
in REBOL, to see, if he can use some of it in any way. Can I contact 
him here in REBOL3 by writing directly to him?

I think you can ...

you can, however he doesn't check here very often at times, so you 
may need some patience :)

oki doki

can we know what kind of db is it? rebol level source, or C module 
linked via library interface, or?

About 50k of REBOL/Core source. Build as a relative level and an 
index level on top of that - top-most a full relational DB. I've 
also started a SQL interface, but I'm not sure, if I wanna finish 
that part. :-)

Multi-user of course.

Geomol - have you looked at RebDB?

Yes, a little bit.

I made mine as a finishing project for an education, I finished last 
year.

how have you got yourself to Rebol?

Being an Amigan for so many years, I checked on Carl's projects over 
the years. I started with REBOL 4-5 years ago.

Pekr, I've seen your nickname many times. How are you related to 
it?

related to what? Rebol? Well, there were those times, in 1996, when 
Carl tried to resurrect amiga at Viscorp ... then he left, I read 
his paper about "dream system" - first scripting, then OS, and I 
believed into it. Well, we are a bit late with the original plan, 
but I still try to believe :-)

:-) Let's see, if I can find that paper on the web... could be interesting 
to read. (Can't remember, if I saw that already somewhere.)

yes, it was state of personal computing or something like that ....

This one? http://www.eskimo.com/~goody/links/back.to.prsnl.cmptng.html

yes, that is that :-)

He was right. And many of those words still stands. Only today the 
complexity is even worse, the need for CPU Power, RAM and HD space 
is even higher.

on UML.


my take on that is it can consume a lot of time and energy.... as 
engineers try to 'perfect' their model.


Personally, I use FLiP process ( http://www.fusebox.org/index.cfm?&fuseaction=methodology.steps
) or Fusebox for short.

It makes it easier for end users to understand.

Pekr,

I think you might find the following interesting

Object Role Modeling (ORM)
http://www.orm.net/index.html
http://www.objectrolemodeling.com/

Responsibility-Driven Design
http://www.wirfs-brock.com/pages/home.html

Responsibility-based Modeling

http://alistair.cockburn.us/crystal/articles/rbm/responsibilitybasedmodeling.html

thanks, will look at those links ...

hmm, I can't get request-file to work from script .... only from 
console ...

Really?  What's your error?