Back from my Leave :-).

Back from my Leave :-).

[Stephane Richard]

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As I mentionned, I left, and now it's been a couple days longer that
originally anticipated....but I am officially back :-).   I believe I did
all the updates that needed to be done in my absence, and update the
website....so I'm ready for the next steps :-)....if anyone has something
for me to add, in any category I have, let me know, I'm ready for action
:-).

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Senior Software and Technology Supervisor
http://www.totalweb-inc.com
For all your hosting and related needs

Re: Back from my Leave :-).

[chris]

Stephane Richard wrote:
> As I mentionned, I left, and now it's been a couple days longer that
> originally anticipated....but I am officially back :-).   I believe I did
> all the updates that needed to be done in my absence, and update the
> website....so I'm ready for the next steps :-)....if anyone has something
> for me to add, in any category I have, let me know, I'm ready for action
> :-).

Can you add dlibs please?  It's not very exciting, just a binding to the 
Linux Library Loader (dunno what it's called officially).  Ada 95 
programs written on Linux (with gnat) can load libraries at run-time. 
DLibs is available via www.cyberdanx.co.uk

I'm working on a binding to Lua right now, but am having a few issues. 
When I release it (most likely in an experimental state) would you mind 
putting a ptr to it up?  Unlike DLibs, the Lua binding aims to be 100% 
portable across platforms just like Lua (DLibs is bound to Linux and 
possibly FreeBSD - the docs suggest the api came from solaris, so it 
might work there too).  It should work on Linux, Windows, different 
compilers and different hw platforms, but it's going to be tricky.


Cheers,
Chris

Re: Back from my Leave :-).

[chris]

Stephane Richard wrote:
> Done deal, it is now added :-)

Thanks!  And thanks for making it sound much more exciting than it 
really is :)

Chris

Re: Back from my Leave :-).

[Stephane Richard]

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Done deal, it is now added :-)

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St�phane Richard
Senior Software and Technology Supervisor
http://www.totalweb-inc.com
For all your hosting and related needs
"chris" <spamoff.danx@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:L7J8b.1495$WI3.21216@newsfep4-glfd.server.ntli.net...
> Stephane Richard wrote:
> > As I mentionned, I left, and now it's been a couple days longer that
> > originally anticipated....but I am officially back :-).   I believe I
did
> > all the updates that needed to be done in my absence, and update the
> > website....so I'm ready for the next steps :-)....if anyone has
something
> > for me to add, in any category I have, let me know, I'm ready for action
> > :-).
>
> Can you add dlibs please?  It's not very exciting, just a binding to the
> Linux Library Loader (dunno what it's called officially).  Ada 95
> programs written on Linux (with gnat) can load libraries at run-time.
> DLibs is available via www.cyberdanx.co.uk
>
> I'm working on a binding to Lua right now, but am having a few issues.
> When I release it (most likely in an experimental state) would you mind
> putting a ptr to it up?  Unlike DLibs, the Lua binding aims to be 100%
> portable across platforms just like Lua (DLibs is bound to Linux and
> possibly FreeBSD - the docs suggest the api came from solaris, so it
> might work there too).  It should work on Linux, Windows, different
> compilers and different hw platforms, but it's going to be tricky.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
>