Using syx objects with c++
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Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 9:47:26 AM7/21/08
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In the other thread you suggested me to declare a primitive:
> [Smalltalk]
> Smalltalk cCall: 'setShader' withArguments: #(1)
> [C side]
> SYX_FUNC_PRIMITIVE(setShader)
> {
> SYX_PRIM_ARGS(1); /* ensure there's at least one parameter, it's optional */
> int type = SYX_SMALL_INTEGER (es->message_arguments[0]);
> shaders.current = type;
> return 1;
>
> }
> [Interpreting the smalltalk code]
> SyxOop process = syx_process_new ();
> SyxOop string = syx_string_new (CODE_TO_BE_INTERPRETED);
> SyxOop context = syx_send_unary_message (string, "doIt");
> syx_interp_enter_context (process, context);
> syx_process_execute_blocking (process);
And objects with code:
> Object subclass: #Application
> instanceVariableNames: ''!
>
> !Application methodsFor: 'primitives'
> shader: aValue
> <cCall: 'setShader'>
> ! !
> Then you can have a string to interpret like this:
> self shader: 1
That's in fact pretty much clean and nice.
I do the following, though i don't get whatthe es is, maybe I'm
missing that:
//Syx Primitives (Functions syx can call)
SYX_FUNC_PRIMITIVE(SyxSetShader)
{
//SYX_PRIM_ARGS(1); /* ensure there's at least one parameter,
it's optional */
int type = SYX_SMALL_INTEGER (es->message_arguments[0]);
shaders.current = type;
return 1;
}
and in do-me.st I wrote the following code:
Object subclass: #Application
instanceVariableNames: ''!
!Application methodsFor: 'primitives'
shader: aValue
Smalltalk cCall: 'SyxSetShader' withArguments: #(1)!
! !
It gives me back the following error:
Unhandled exception... process is going to be terminated.
= An error occurred during program execution.
Traceback:
PrimitiveFailed(Signal)>>#signal
PrimitiveFailed class(Signal class)>>#signal
CompilerParser(Object)>>#primitiveFailed
CompilerParser>>#primParseChunk:startingAt:
CompilerParser>>#runMultipleAndDeclarations
FileStream>>#fileIn
FileStream class>>#fileIn:
is it that I am supposed to have an object somewhere? Did I make any
smalltalk mistake? Other examples works fine, so now the interpreter
is up and running on linux.
D.
> [Smalltalk]
> Smalltalk cCall: 'setShader' withArguments: #(1)
> [C side]
> SYX_FUNC_PRIMITIVE(setShader)
> {
> SYX_PRIM_ARGS(1); /* ensure there's at least one parameter, it's optional */
> int type = SYX_SMALL_INTEGER (es->message_arguments[0]);
> shaders.current = type;
> return 1;
>
> }
> [Interpreting the smalltalk code]
> SyxOop process = syx_process_new ();
> SyxOop string = syx_string_new (CODE_TO_BE_INTERPRETED);
> SyxOop context = syx_send_unary_message (string, "doIt");
> syx_interp_enter_context (process, context);
> syx_process_execute_blocking (process);
And objects with code:
> Object subclass: #Application
> instanceVariableNames: ''!
>
> !Application methodsFor: 'primitives'
> shader: aValue
> <cCall: 'setShader'>
> ! !
> Then you can have a string to interpret like this:
> self shader: 1
That's in fact pretty much clean and nice.
I do the following, though i don't get whatthe es is, maybe I'm
missing that:
//Syx Primitives (Functions syx can call)
SYX_FUNC_PRIMITIVE(SyxSetShader)
{
//SYX_PRIM_ARGS(1); /* ensure there's at least one parameter,
it's optional */
int type = SYX_SMALL_INTEGER (es->message_arguments[0]);
shaders.current = type;
return 1;
}
and in do-me.st I wrote the following code:
Object subclass: #Application
instanceVariableNames: ''!
!Application methodsFor: 'primitives'
shader: aValue
Smalltalk cCall: 'SyxSetShader' withArguments: #(1)!
! !
It gives me back the following error:
Unhandled exception... process is going to be terminated.
= An error occurred during program execution.
Traceback:
PrimitiveFailed(Signal)>>#signal
PrimitiveFailed class(Signal class)>>#signal
CompilerParser(Object)>>#primitiveFailed
CompilerParser>>#primParseChunk:startingAt:
CompilerParser>>#runMultipleAndDeclarations
FileStream>>#fileIn
FileStream class>>#fileIn:
is it that I am supposed to have an object somewhere? Did I make any
smalltalk mistake? Other examples works fine, so now the interpreter
is up and running on linux.
D.
Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 11:41:01 AM7/21/08
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I got the es, there is a pointer in the syx-interp.h, used within the
interpreter, so I guess that one is all right.
a
Smalltalk cCall: 'syxSetShader' withArguments: #(1).
didn't get much more fortune.
Thanks for your always good-quality and quick enough support :D
D.
interpreter, so I guess that one is all right.
a
Smalltalk cCall: 'syxSetShader' withArguments: #(1).
didn't get much more fortune.
Thanks for your always good-quality and quick enough support :D
D.
Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 6:51:31 PM7/21/08
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You did the wrong stuff. First of all, you can't "return 1", but SYX_PRIM_RETURN (es->message_receiver); at least.
Then better
shader: aValue
<cCall: 'SyxSetShader'>
self primitiveFailed
!
Have you compiled your code with -rdynamic and syx with plugins support? It's like syx can't find your primitive.
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Then better
shader: aValue
<cCall: 'SyxSetShader'>
self primitiveFailed
!
Have you compiled your code with -rdynamic and syx with plugins support? It's like syx can't find your primitive.
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Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 7:00:03 PM7/21/08
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You have to use SYX_PRIM_RETURN in the primitive and have you compiled with -rdynamic and syx with plugins support?
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Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 1:07:37 PM7/21/08
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I pasted what you passed me for gcc but it didn't work. Giving all the
option to the compiler resulted in several errors.
The previous code was the one you posted me, so I religiously taken it
as true :P
Could you pass me the line I need to type, possibly with the very
least commands, so I see if it raises other errors?
Thank you thousand
D.
option to the compiler resulted in several errors.
The previous code was the one you posted me, so I religiously taken it
as true :P
Could you pass me the line I need to type, possibly with the very
least commands, so I see if it raises other errors?
Thank you thousand
D.
Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 1:13:40 PM7/21/08
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P.S. I also tried -Wall -rdynamic as used in the following example
gcc -o average average.c -lsyx -Wall -rdynamic
in the ExampleEmbeddinLua
D.
gcc -o average average.c -lsyx -Wall -rdynamic
in the ExampleEmbeddinLua
D.
Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 8:18:58 PM7/21/08
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Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 1:33:26 PM7/21/08
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with -Wall -rdynamic... compilation goes right, but then I get the
same error I reported in the first post.
with
-std=gnu99 -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -ansi -pedantic -Wall
-Wno-strict-aliasing -DROOT_PATH=/usr/local/share/syx
-DIMAGE_PATH=/usr/local/share/syx/default.sim
-DPLUGIN_PATH=/usr/local/lib/syx -g -O2 -MT libsyx_la-syx-bytecode.lo
-MD -MP -MF .deps/libsyx_la-syx-bytecode.Tpo -c syx-bytecode.c -fPIC
-DPIC -o .libs/libsyx_la-syx-bytecode.o
errors such as gnu99 works with c/objc not c++, can't use either -o
and -c or -S on multiple files, then something about -M and -MM
same error I reported in the first post.
with
-std=gnu99 -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.. -ansi -pedantic -Wall
-Wno-strict-aliasing -DROOT_PATH=/usr/local/share/syx
-DIMAGE_PATH=/usr/local/share/syx/default.sim
-DPLUGIN_PATH=/usr/local/lib/syx -g -O2 -MT libsyx_la-syx-bytecode.lo
-MD -MP -MF .deps/libsyx_la-syx-bytecode.Tpo -c syx-bytecode.c -fPIC
-DPIC -o .libs/libsyx_la-syx-bytecode.o
errors such as gnu99 works with c/objc not c++, can't use either -o
and -c or -S on multiple files, then something about -M and -MM
Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 8:49:49 PM7/21/08
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... I'm confused...
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Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 8:51:20 PM7/21/08
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It's so simple:
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1) Get the tarball from internet
2) ./configure
3) make
4) make install (as root)
5) Compile your program with -rdynamic -lsyx
That's it!
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Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 2:02:14 PM7/21/08
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I followed all the points.
Syx is installed, compiled with that exact commands. And it works
using gcc compiler under linux.
It runs the do-me test inside my app. But it doesn't run primitives.
I use gcc via code::blocks which has a play button, as well as visual
c, that launch the compiler with all the options. -rdynamic has been
inserted amongst the user selected flags.
Everything DO work but the code I copied-pasted from your posts prints
on console that there has been an unhandled exception.
The unhandled exception is the one at post 1. :|
On 22 Lug, 02:51, Luca Bruno <lethalma...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> It's so simple:
> 1) Get the tarball from internet
> 2) ./configure
> 3) make
> 4) make install (as root)
> 5) Compile your program with -rdynamic -lsyx
>
> That's it!
>
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Syx is installed, compiled with that exact commands. And it works
using gcc compiler under linux.
It runs the do-me test inside my app. But it doesn't run primitives.
I use gcc via code::blocks which has a play button, as well as visual
c, that launch the compiler with all the options. -rdynamic has been
inserted amongst the user selected flags.
Everything DO work but the code I copied-pasted from your posts prints
on console that there has been an unhandled exception.
The unhandled exception is the one at post 1. :|
On 22 Lug, 02:51, Luca Bruno <lethalma...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> It's so simple:
> 1) Get the tarball from internet
> 2) ./configure
> 3) make
> 4) make install (as root)
> 5) Compile your program with -rdynamic -lsyx
>
> That's it!
>
Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 9:13:05 PM7/21/08
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:02:14 -0700 (PDT)
Nordlys <itma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I followed all the points.
> Syx is installed, compiled with that exact commands. And it works
> using gcc compiler under linux.
> It runs the do-me test inside my app. But it doesn't run primitives.
>
> I use gcc via code::blocks which has a play button, as well as visual
> c, that launch the compiler with all the options. -rdynamic has been
> inserted amongst the user selected flags.
> Everything DO work but the code I copied-pasted from your posts prints
> on console that there has been an unhandled exception.
> The unhandled exception is the one at post 1. :|
>
I'm afraid it hasn't been compiled with plugins support.
Nordlys <itma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I followed all the points.
> Syx is installed, compiled with that exact commands. And it works
> using gcc compiler under linux.
> It runs the do-me test inside my app. But it doesn't run primitives.
>
> I use gcc via code::blocks which has a play button, as well as visual
> c, that launch the compiler with all the options. -rdynamic has been
> inserted amongst the user selected flags.
> Everything DO work but the code I copied-pasted from your posts prints
> on console that there has been an unhandled exception.
> The unhandled exception is the one at post 1. :|
>
What you get after the ./configure? Is plugins support enabled?
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Nordlys
Jul 21, 2008, 2:36:18 PM7/21/08
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Smalltalk YX was configured with the following options:
Debug level : normal
Big numbers support : yes
Plugins support : yes
The following plugins will be built:
GTK+ : yes
Readline : no
X11 : yes
WinGui : no
Do you have any messenger client? I guess communication is difficult,
so that we waste time just because we have problems understanding each
other
D.
On 22 Lug, 03:13, Luca Bruno <lethalma...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:02:14 -0700 (PDT)
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Debug level : normal
Big numbers support : yes
Plugins support : yes
The following plugins will be built:
GTK+ : yes
Readline : no
X11 : yes
WinGui : no
Do you have any messenger client? I guess communication is difficult,
so that we waste time just because we have problems understanding each
other
D.
On 22 Lug, 03:13, Luca Bruno <lethalma...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:02:14 -0700 (PDT)
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> Nordlys <itmarr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I followed all the points.
> > Syx is installed, compiled with that exact commands. And it works
> > using gcc compiler under linux.
> > It runs the do-me test inside my app. But it doesn't run primitives.
>
> > I use gcc via code::blocks which has a play button, as well as visual
> > c, that launch the compiler with all the options. -rdynamic has been
> > inserted amongst the user selected flags.
> > Everything DO work but the code I copied-pasted from your posts prints
> > on console that there has been an unhandled exception.
> > The unhandled exception is the one at post 1. :|
>
> I'm afraid it hasn't been compiled with plugins support.
> What you get after the ./configure? Is plugins support enabled?
>
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>
> > I followed all the points.
> > Syx is installed, compiled with that exact commands. And it works
> > using gcc compiler under linux.
> > It runs the do-me test inside my app. But it doesn't run primitives.
>
> > I use gcc via code::blocks which has a play button, as well as visual
> > c, that launch the compiler with all the options. -rdynamic has been
> > inserted amongst the user selected flags.
> > Everything DO work but the code I copied-pasted from your posts prints
> > on console that there has been an unhandled exception.
> > The unhandled exception is the one at post 1. :|
>
> I'm afraid it hasn't been compiled with plugins support.
> What you get after the ./configure? Is plugins support enabled?
>
Luca Bruno
Jul 21, 2008, 9:39:44 PM7/21/08
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 11:36:18 -0700 (PDT)
Nordlys <itma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Do you have any messenger client? I guess communication is difficult,
> so that we waste time just because we have problems understanding each
> other
> D.
>
MSN: letha...@hotmail.com
Nordlys <itma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Do you have any messenger client? I guess communication is difficult,
> so that we waste time just because we have problems understanding each
> other
> D.
>
Jabber: leth...@jabber.org
IRC: irc://irc.freenode.org/syx
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