[Ur] urblog will not compile

[Manu]

Hi Gian

I tried compiling urblog yesterday

first it failed with :

manu at chleb:~/Code/Ur/urblog$ urweb urblog
unhandled exception: Io: openIn "list.ur" failed with SysErr: No such  
file or directory [noent]

I assumed it could not find the Ur basis library (not sure how this  
works by the way)
so I copied list.ur, list.urs, string.ur, string.urs into the urblog  
folder

then it failed with :

manu at chleb:~/Code/Ur/urblog$ urweb urblog
unhandled exception: Fail: Cjrize: EJavaScript remains

the manual says:
Cjrize :The program is translated to what is more or less a subset of  
C. If any use of functions as data remains at
this point, the compiler will complain.


Do you have an idea when I went wrong ?


Thanks for your time

Manu

On 15 Sep 2009, at 13:16, gdp3 at cs.waikato.ac.nz wrote:

>> Can you talk a bit more about the work you are doing with Ur ?
>> Is it something you'd be willing to share ?
>>
>> I  want to do some work with Ur/Web and I am interested in every bit
>> of examples I can get (beyond the demos)...
>
> Sure.  I'm essentially just tinkering - trying to get my head around  
> the
> language.  I've started creating a little blogging system to direct my
> tinkering.
>
> I have a git repository with my tinkering in it.  However, _before_  
> you go
> look at that, I should really stress that anything I'm doing here  
> cannot
> be considered as an example of "good style" or even "a typical  
> program".
> If anything, it's exactly what you would expect of somehow hacking  
> without
> much direction in a new language, so feel free to look, but learn  
> from it
> at your own risk:
>
> http://github.com/gian/urblog
>
> There is a running instance of the code at:
>
> http://www.expdev.net:8080/Urblog/main
>
> and an admin interface accessible at:
>
> http://www.expdev.net:8080/Urblog/admin
>
> (You'll notice that the 'admin interface' is currently just a renamed
> 'CRUD' example).
>
> I think I'm _just_ getting to the point where I have enough of an
> understanding of what's going on to be able to start coding in a more
> systematic way, rather than
> copying-and-pasting-and-fixing-the-compiler-errors, which has been my
> general process up to this point.
>
> I figure I'll get to the point of being able to call what I have a  
> 'real
> application' and then write up my experiences in the hope that it  
> might be
> useful to others.
>
> -Gian
>
>
>
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