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Oldes, about ImageMagick interface, nice to know. I looked quickly 
at the code and I advise not to make structs inside the address? 
function etc. because it's quite slow compared to reusing an existing 
struct. (I tested this a few years ago when I was making fmod interface 
and needed speed.)

Thanks from all of us, Oldes

I finally took a few minutes to look at it Oldes, but it can't load 
the DLL here. What version of REBOL and IM did you test under?

I was using ImageMagick 6.4.7 2008-12-12 Q16 I will try the latest 
one here http://www.imagemagick.org/www/binary-releases.html#windows
Not tested on linux yet.

Yes.. working with the latest one as well (with REBOL 2.7.6.3.1)

Interesting. I wonder why ot won't load the DLL here. I'm on x64, 
which may be an element worth considering, though the emulation layer 
works well for most things.

why *it* won't load...

It works on another x64 machine, so it's really strange that it doesn't 
on my main machine. I'll try to figure it out. In the meantime, nice 
work Oldes!

Aha! It took writing that to make me think of something else. I have 
DEP turned on here. Turning it off solves the problem. I'm not sure 
why, but it's something to make note of fot future reference.

what is DEP?

Data Exection Protection, a way to mark memory pages as data, not 
code. If you try to run code in these pages it stops you. Any code 
that requires DEP to be turned off to work is insecure.

Is there a demo of what liquid can do when it's boiling?

yep... all done, simple but gives an initial idea.  I am just finishing 
the module download requestors part and it will be online in very 
short time. (under an hour)

I'm interested too! Very interesting work, Maxim !

the demo is very simple for now... but I will make an extension for 
it within the day, which shows just how linear an application can 
grow, and how little backwards maintenance is needed when adding 
new features.

how many 1000s of nodes in your demo?

this is a very small example... the point is to show how to use it. 
 its nothing graphical. you'll see.  there are probably about 20 
nodes allocated which interconnect a gui, with fields labels and 
buttons.  the nice thing is that data is bound to type and range, 
and all interconnections obey the data.

i was just kidding

so without even needing to built an INT field, you get one for free, 
if its linked to an INT enforcing liquid node  :-)

I have grown elixir to 6000 nodes.  and it was still reacting in 
real time with less than 100 of ram useage... most of which is gfx 
data from the AGG gui.

100 of ram ?

100MB of RAM

ok, I'll be back in an hour :)

and to speed up the refresh... the real solution is to make the window 
smaller  :-(   which is great to show off liquid, but examplifies 
slow R2 gfx engine

I'm almost done... with the little demo.

wait 59:00

hahahha

Time's up MAx ;-)

hehe

its all there, ready to try out   :-D

Oops just seen the announcment - 30 mins ahead of schedule.

Great stuff!!

and I even have a new version with 3 added labels, which are linked 
to the abilities displaying the dice modifier of the ability.


Its all linked up dynamically with the rest, without a single line 
of code edited, only NEW lines of code.  and only a few of them at 
that

3:49 am completion time in Montreal.  I guess the kids kept you busy 
during the day, and you got on a roll during the night.  Good stuff 
Max.

Can't wait till this afternoon when I will actually have time to 
play with it.

Congratulations, Robert

Thx.

And Henrik used the right group to answer :-)

ops, I didn't know for this convention :) congratulations here too! 
:)

NP, I would have missed it as well...

My congratulations too Robert

Congrats!

Congratulation Robert  ^_^

Nice, Robert!

Good for you, Robert! :)

a son for the spring sun ! may he bring a joyfull light to your family 
! :)

robert you son is born few days after my birthday  ^^

Congratulations Robert! Your first child must be three years old 
by now.

Congratulations, Robert!

Thanks all!

Gregg, you have a very good memory. That's true.

Very droll, Graham.

Very nice product, Janko! In the Update Group form, there is a typo: 
"dashboad".