Small blurb....
Dru Nelson San Mateo, California
http://www.redwoodsoft.com/cel/
Apr. 23, 2001 - Release 0.7
Runtime: MAJOR: Added floating point number support MAJOR: Bug fix with large memory processes Integer - more methods Arrays - more methods, mathematical 'set' methods Strings - comparison methods, CSV (comma separated value) conversion method 'splitCSV:', 'findLast:', as well as 'at:', and 'removeAt:' methods Boolean - printing Scripts can now have '#!/usr/local/bin/cel' in the first line so they can be standalone shell executables Reflection/meta-methods 'hasSlot:', 'getSlot:', 'removeSlot:' The 'perform:' and 'perform:With:' methods were added Larger buffer for environment, argv conversion (helpful for CGI) Better handling of nil VM: added setStackAt() Bug in passthru methods in blocks fixed Bug in code generator fixed for empty objects and blocks Other small bug fixes
Kits: DateTime - added more conversion routines from strings OS - raw OS methods for file reading and file locking FileIO - methods for file object reading and file locking HTTPClient - small fixes HTML - small kit to render html pages CGI - small kit to deal with the CGI API SleepyCat - created kit with cursors Parallel - created kit for running methods in parallel (this kits holds more specific kits) ParallelProcess - specific kit that runs methods in parallel processes (the granularity is at the process level)
Other: More samples and tests
Dru Nelson San Mateo, California
Dru,
it's great to see your progress! Keep it up.
My only problem with it was SleepyCat not compiling due to my not having BerkeleyDB installed. It is very, very strange that there was no complaint about the missing db.h file...
Everything else woked just fine.
-- Jecel
Thanks Jecel!
I will definitely be moving forward.
The problem with SleepyCat... Yes that is a problem. I'll put that in the readme. I'm working on a way to use SleepyCat just with Cel and keep it fromy being a system-wide library. Another option is to use the common 'configure' system that is out there.
At any rate, the next bit of work will probably be on the networking side.
Thanks,
Dru Nelson San Mateo, California
it's great to see your progress! Keep it up.
My only problem with it was SleepyCat not compiling due to my not having BerkeleyDB installed. It is very, very strange that there was no complaint about the missing db.h file...
Everything else woked just fine.
-- Jecel
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