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sarossell

For the case of printf() ... The ()'s are there because it's a function in a separate library and not part of the compiler. C is actually very simple and doesn't have any built-in functions (exception: sizeof which technically isn't a function but it looks like one) so anything like a print functio...

gordon@drogon.net

I'm very happy to hear that you have a long list of ideas for continuing work on RTB. I look forward to your innovations, hopefully in the not too distant future. I hope you will consider the fact that BASIC was THE language for 8 bit machines and just because computers evolved to become faster and...

sarossell

I'm very happy to hear that you have a long list of ideas for continuing work on RTB. I look forward to your innovations, hopefully in the not too distant future. I hope you will consider the fact that BASIC was THE language for 8 bit machines and just because computers evolved to become faster and ...

gordon@drogon.net

By the way, genius solution using line numbers in the editor and not in the code. Clever. I am however a bit puzzled by the use of "CYCLE" from a non-BASIC language, but it's perfectly acceptable. I mean, why not? I'm no purist. It's nice to have a dash of color and history to liven things up and m...

sarossell

By the way, genius solution using line numbers in the editor and not in the code. Clever. I am however a bit puzzled by the use of "CYCLE" from a non-BASIC language, but it's perfectly acceptable. I mean, why not? I'm no purist. It's nice to have a dash of color and history to liven things up and ma...

sarossell

You are amazing sir! I certainly have no right to expect such incredible feedback and accommodation. I am...struck for words to express my appreciation, and being a writer by trade, that's saying quite a bit. Please know that your attentiveness and approach-ability in the community are extremely rar...

gordon@drogon.net

True, Fuze has a GUI editor. And true, it's faster to type than reach over to a mouse. I just like to have all of my project files in one editor. With my current project, I have a PHP/HTML file, a CSS file, an XML file, and an RTB file all open in Geany. I can make code changes and simply click the...

sarossell

True, Fuze has a GUI editor. And true, it's faster to type than reach over to a mouse. I just like to have all of my project files in one editor. With my current project, I have a PHP/HTML file, a CSS file, an XML file, and an RTB file all open in Geany. I can make code changes and simply click the ...

gordon@drogon.net

Gordon, Is there a way to run RTB so that it loads a file without running it automatically? Or when it runs, if it hits an error it doesn't close? I'm trying to use Geany as an external editor - mainly because I prefer mouse actions instead of typing to open and save files. I can run an .rtb file f...

sarossell

Gordon, Is there a way to run RTB so that it loads a file without running it automatically? Or when it runs, if it hits an error it doesn't close? I'm trying to use Geany as an external editor - mainly because I prefer mouse actions instead of typing to open and save files. I can run an .rtb file fr...

gordon@drogon.net

I would like to include the relationship between RTB and Fuze on the Rosetta Code site. Would it be correct to say that Fuze is an implementation of RTB? And is there (or will there be) any code differences between the two? I hear a new version of Fuze is ...

sarossell

... going to buy something, and he is very detached from the RasPi community. I would like to include the relationship between RTB and Fuze on the Rosetta Code site. Would it be correct to say that Fuze is an implementation of RTB? And is there (or will there be) any code differences between the ...

gordon@drogon.net

256 bytes! Oh, the pain! And I thought it was tough fitting code onto my old ZX81. :shock: Please feel free to dive into Rosetta and enter some code for the Fuze. My request is partly selfish because I could use some help now and again. I'm working on a project to have the Fuze interpreter ...

sarossell

256 bytes! Oh, the pain! And I thought it was tough fitting code onto my old ZX81. :shock: Please feel free to dive into Rosetta and enter some code for the Fuze. My request is partly selfish because I could use some help now and again. I'm working on a project to have the Fuze interpreter ...

tenochtitlanuk

I belong to the minimalist school too- comes of doing my first coding on a 256 byte machine! re Rosetta Code- I'd recommend it to any budding coder. I've added quite a few solutions in another language... it gives you a challenge, and supplies so many other language solutions ...

gordon@drogon.net

I come from the old 1K memory school, so I have strong feelings about keeping code short and sweet. It would be awesome to see some tight code examples posted like it's 1981. 8-) 1K? Luxury! http://unicorn.drogon.net/stuff/mk14.jpg 256 bytes ... (Admittedly the big IO chip at the top gives you anot...

sarossell

I'm just a fan of efficiency at any level. Where's the art, man?! Me to. But often the most expensive thing we have to make efficient is development time not run time or memory space. Agreed. In our dragon's den (programming dept), every project starts with my personal motto; "Do it ugly, make it p...

sarossell

tr -cs A-Za-z '\n' | tr A-Z a-z | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | sed ${1}q THAT'S THE HOT SAUCE YOU DON'T GIVE TO THE TOURISTS! My favorite one so far is: for FILE in *.flac; do ffmpeg -i "$FILE" -b:a 320k "${FILE[@]/%flac/mp3}"; done; It converts all .flac files to .mp3 in a directory using ffmpeg so...

Heater

sarossell, ...new programmers I've had on my teams are INCAPABLE of writing efficient code. I literally have to retrain them... Ah yes. that is why the Pi exists. Eben Upton noticed that kids arriving at university to study CS, never mind actual work, had no idea how to program. By contrast to those...

r3d4

"Can you single line bash the pipes to do Unix magic?" Like this kind of thing [1] tr -cs A-Za-z '\n' | tr A-Z a-z | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | sed ${1}q If you are not a UNIX adept, you may need a little explanation, but not much, to understand this pipeline of processes. The plan is easy: Make on...

sarossell

Sure, the tech is less expensive and more powerful, but the new programmers I've had on my teams are INCAPABLE of writing efficient code. I literally have to retrain them not to use GIGs of space for simple tasks. Of course, BASIC is just for learning structure and logic. It's not meant for serious ...

Heater

I come from the old 1K memory school as well. Now a days I don't care so much. If my Javascript creation takes 100MB on a Pi that is only 10 percent of what's available. It' dirt cheap compared to those 1K machines we were building back then. It's a lot faster. It's a lot smaller and consumes less p...

sarossell

FUZE BASIC has been setup on Rosetta Code at http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:FUZE_BASIC. Check it out! There are only a handful of simple code examples posted currently, but if you fancy yourself a decent programmer, feel free to try ...

W. H. Heydt

Douglas6 wrote:Mayan took even longer to decipher. No Rosetta Stone.

Plus there was the misdirection of the deLanda "alphabet".

Douglas6

Mayan took even longer to decipher. No Rosetta Stone.

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