Re: [Chicken-users] development snapshot (2.315) available

[felix winkelmann]

What do others think?


(felix)

On 6/6/06, John Cowan <address@hidden> wrote:
> felix winkelmann scripsit:
>
> > But with "--without-libffi" it works, yes?
>
> Yes.
>
> > * Banners
> >
> > graffiti
> > _________ .__    .__        __
> > \_   ___ \|  |__ |__| ____ |  | __ ____   ____
> > /    \  \/|  |  \|  |/ ___\|  |/ // __ \ /    \
> > \     \___|   Y  \  \  \___|    <\  ___/|   |  \
> >  \______  /___|  /__|\___  >__|_ \\___  >___|  /
> >         \/     \/        \/     \/    \/     \/
>
> I like this one second-best.
>
> > bell
> >    ___  _               \
> >  .'   \ /      `   ___  |   ,   ___  , __
> >  |      |,---. | .'   ` |  /  .'   ` |'  `.
> >  |      |'   ` | |      |-<   |----' |    |
> >   `.__, /    | /  `._.' /  \_ `.___, /    |
>
> I like this one third-best.
>
> > drpepper
> >  ___  _    _       _
> > |  _>| |_ <_> ___ | |__ ___ ._ _
> > | <__| . || |/ | '| / // ._>| ' |
> > `___/|_|_||_|\_|_.|_\_\\___.|_|_|
>
> I like this one best.
>
> I'm viewing these under 16-point MS Courier New.  YMMV.
>
> --
> John Cowan  http://ccil.org/~cowan    address@hidden
> There are books that are at once excellent and boring.  Those that at
> once leap to the mind are Thoreau's Walden, Emerson's Essays, George
> Eliot's Adam Bede, and Landor's Dialogues.  --Somerset Maugham