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BrianH 12-Jun-2009 [15308] | The problem is that most of the code written in R3 has been written by people who have a good idea of the internals, who know what is optimal and what is not. This means that the code tends to more heavily represent good code techniques and practices - thus, those code patterns are more thoroughly tested and stable. What hasn't been as tested as much is bad or erroneous code: Some of that can still crash R3 at this point. Fortunately, new users have been joining the fray, and many of them are not aware of the internals or best practices. Or in Ladislav's case, exhaustively thorough in their testing coverage. Because of this R3 is much more stable than it was a month ago :) |
Sunanda 12-Jun-2009 [15309] | If you search curecode.org for [gc] or [garbage collection[ there are very few bug reports. Maybe it is time for someone to step up and try some serious stress tests. |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15310] | hehehe I think I`m going to give A56 a real run for its money :-) |
Sunanda 12-Jun-2009 [15311] | Go for it, Maxim! |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15312x2] | I'm going to try to port liquid to R3 tonight.... just for fun. |
I'll be using modules if possible. an earlier version of R3 just crashed when trying to allocate a single node... we'll see. is there a page which explains various optimisations one can do to R2 code to allow it to take advantage of newer and faster functions in R3? | |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15314] | Maxim, try to look through the cookbooks section in the wiki at http://rebol.net/wiki/Cookbooks There are a few things. Not much yet. |
Sunanda 12-Jun-2009 [15315] | I tried porting one small script (not even an application) earlier today. Good news -- it worked in most cases. Bad news -- some of the sanity validations failed because the nature of strings have changed. Lots of R3 is native where R2 was mezz......That often speeds things up. |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15316] | I also need to get myself an account for the R3 chat. |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15317] | Maxim, so many things to do. Can your super brain handle it? :-) |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15318x3] | I've just finished helping the plumber install a new submersible pump in my 50 meter deep well, changed all the electricals too... I didn't have water for the last 4 days... now I can give myself a rare treat. taking the rest of the day off today, so I can do my things.... and that includes one "fun" project... usually a short project that I've been putting off of a long time... today its liquid/R3 :-) |
my brain isn't the problem... I only have two hands... sometimes I'd like to be dr octopus ;-) | |
WOW Rebol 3 is #1 that's THE VERY FIRST LINK if you search for R3 alpha | |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15321] | It would be cool if it was the first that was returned if typing in "r3". :-) |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15322x3] | well SAP is going to be a big one to topple for that bragging right ;-) |
I think Carl should post that in his next Carl blog :-) being first with something as generic as R3 Alpha is no small feat.... | |
I'll poke him with that when I get to enabling my R3 chat later on. | |
BrianH 12-Jun-2009 [15325] | Sunanda, your "memory exhaustion" ticket (bug#920) was not a GC bug, in fact not a bug at all. Look at the comment for details :) |
Sunanda 12-Jun-2009 [15326x2] | You are quick with the bug analysis! Not entirely sure why you consider it not a bug. Recast this way, it looks a horrible problem.... for n 1 10 1 [print n a: mold system] ....It gets slower and slower and then dies. |
...And the I may need a new session as: b: mold system now does not have enough memory. | |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15328x4] | devbase is a strange space. its like: "altme in the twilight zone" even the white letters on black of the dos shell bg re-inforce this ;-) |
I've noticed that devbase has the same problem as altme at recognising the daylight saving time... I have a one hour offset in time postings. | |
is that a known issue? | |
also the "g" command of devbase doesn't seem to work when #xxxx is in messages, but it works for curecode and html. | |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15332x2] | yes, it's a very known issue |
I suppose 'g for message numbers could be added. | |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15334x4] | hehe... you posted just after I reported it directly on devbase... like seconds appart :-) |
I actually like devbase. the direct number navigation is quite possible. I can just type 14 and go to R3 section directly wherever I am... that is very cool. | |
possible = powerfull... | |
are any plugin docs available yet? | |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15338x2] | no, not yet |
try f "chat.r" to get the post where you can get the source for chat.r | |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15340x2] | cool. |
what rank must I be to create headings? | |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15342] | there is a list in devbase help in the wiki |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15343] | aaah ok... will look it up |
Henrik 12-Jun-2009 [15344] | If you feel like adding a feature, go ahead, and post it to curecode. Carl probably prefers 1-2 line fixes, though. |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15345x2] | ok. |
could someone either raise my rank so I can add a lib within Community/Libraries or add a heading called liquid there. I'd post my R3 related comments for liquid there... I think Carl would like some feedback on my efforts/problems porting such an advanced tool into R3. when it will work, I'll also be posting comparative benchmarks. | |
BrianH 12-Jun-2009 [15347x2] | Sunanda, the reason it's not a bug is because for every iteration, 'a is set to mold system, and mold system includes the previous value of 'a from the previous iteration, as a string. So that means that every iteration is the length of the rest of the system, plus the length of the previous 'a times the number of visible references to it. Since there are 4 visible references to the collection of global words, this means that the growth is exponential, and of a larger exponent than R2 (which has only one visible reference to the global words, so it just doubles). The way to prevent the exponential growth is to assign none to 'a, or unset 'a, before you mold the system again. |
The 4 visible references to the global words should be cut down to 1 or 2 once the rest of the module system is done. The other 2 will refer to separate contexts than the current "global" context. | |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15349x2] | I've officially just created a new file on my system.... its called: liquid.r3 let the fun begin ;-) |
first step, convert vprint to r3 | |
BrianH 12-Jun-2009 [15351] | #4515: Community/Libraries/Liquid |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15352x2] | thanks :-) |
has anyone been able to properly link r3 in windows file extensions? | |
BrianH 12-Jun-2009 [15354] | Raised your rank. |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15355] | I do everything and its not in the extensions list, but strangely, it is working, since clicking on a liquid.r3 loads it properly. what is even stranger is that I scanned the registry and its not there either! |
BrianH 12-Jun-2009 [15356] | Associating a file extension is easy enough, but for now it is better to make shortcuts or batch wrappers instead. R3 is alpha :( |
Maxim 12-Jun-2009 [15357] | but what I mean is that someting in the r3.exe isn't letting my XP properly associate it... is this to be expected? |
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