World: r3wp

GDB, but it's possible that the current port doesn't work. It's in 
the Developer's Delight pack:

http://web.syllable.org/Syllable/downloads.html#packs

There's also strace

I have use this document (among other sources) for implementing syscalls 
support for Linux: http://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/linux/lk/lk-4.html
(See 4.3)

Ah, Eindhoven University :-)

GDb and strace are treated in here:

http://development.syllable.org/documentation/introduction/part-1.html

Using strace -o -r hello, I get in the logs:
---->> 406 = Fork ("<NULL>'")
Invalid pagefault at 000000ec (NOTP:WRITE:USER)

Kaj: web.syllable.org is displaying an AccessDenied error message

Yes, it's Amazon S3. You need to use the official URLs: syllable.org 
or web.syllable.org/pages/index.html

Won't have time tonight for a debugging session, will look into it 
later next week.

syscalls will probably be gone soon anyway :)

How is that?

i think we'll switch to libc once dynlinking works for elf

You'll still need prolog and epilog syscalls, and I think Doc wants 
to minimise libc usage

I agree that it's almost unavoidable, though

what prolog/epilog syscalls?

exit for example

why not use libc exit?

Ah, you're right

Anyway, I do greatly value the capability of syscalls. I'll also 
need them for close Syllable integration

certainly, they'll still exist

http://bolka.at/2011/tmp/world.bin

a red-generated dynamically linked binary, if someone wants to try 
on syllable :)

requires libc.so.6, calls puts and exit

ah, ignore that. need to add the alignment fix to that first

http://red.esperconsultancy.nl/Syllable-readelf-a-link.txt

link is almost the smallest system program, apart from false

It's still 15 KB. There's a lot of GNU junk in there

Doc, the newest Syllable browser offers to download the executables, 
so it's probably a problem with the older browser. The new one is 
on your live CD, not in the 0.6.6 release

Red programs currently indeed pagefault on address 12345678

Ah, I was advised incorrectly. exit is not syscall 5, but 6

5 is indeed Fork, which crashes now

I uploaded new binaries

Congratulations, no more segfaults :-)

Yep. Thanks very much, guys. I'm very pleased with this

While you're in Lille, keep an eye on OSNews :-)

Starting Red presentation in Lille France since one hour.

Follow us on Twitter : #redlang_france, #red_chronicle, #rebol_france, 
#olivierauverlot

Nenad thanks Peter for his contribution to Red : QuickTest

I've bound most high level input/output functions in my C library 
binding

So Red can now handle files

It's mostly untested, so let me know if something doesn't work

Implemented block i/o and status handling

Implemented low level byte and line i/o

http://www.osnews.com/story/24798/New_Red_Programming_Language_Gets_Syllable_Backend

Sorry guys. I worked through Friday night to have the article announce 
Lille, as well, but OSNews didn't process anything since Friday evening

OSNews: it is fantastic to be mentioned there, thank you very much 
Kaj!

The article is very well written and it is the best introduction 
to Red I have seen so far.

Nah, yours are better. :-) I'm just placing it in a context for Syllable 
and OSNews readers