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@amigojapan Please remove the:

> libecc0 libecerecom0

Since those are Ecere packages from the Ubuntu repository and you are building them and installing them from source here in this case, so they will be overwritten anyways and this will result in modified installed packages.

The forums are back after a long downtime following server transitions, with no time on my part to deal with the aftermath. Unfortunately, the latest version of the database was lost in the process. I am very sorry about this. Luckily, as the forums have been rather quiet in recent years, the loss i...

Yes, that is one of the things that was planned for a long while...
That and actually improving the contents of the documentation.

Sadly our time is quite limited, but we'll do our best to prioritize this!

Yes, they do take a little while to load, as the entire Ecere library in JavaScript is being downloaded. WebAssembly will make this faster. It might already be possible to generate WebAssembly instead of JavaScript with Binaryem. Another thing that might speed things up a great deal is having the Ec...

Dear Lestroso, It took a while to get everything working smoothly, but we now officially support deploying to the web through Emscripten and WebGL with version 0.44.15. Sorry for taking so long. I've put together detailed instructions for targeting the web at this address: http://ecere.org/web/. You...

Hi there, To be able to directly compile for another platform, you first need to setup a cross-compiler. I have never set up such a cross-compiler targeting Linux from Windows myself, but I've done the opposite (Building for Windows from Linux). Setting up Cygwin ( http://www.cygwin.com/ ) seems to ...

Hi Yves, This is one of these times again where the forums didn't notify me of a new message! Sorry to take so long to reply... When I started writing the compiler for eC, I went with what I believed was the sensible approach and used Bison and Flex. Years later I strongly regret this decision. The ...

Hi Yves, Before going all out on eC containers, keep in mind that they do come with a little bit of a performance cost. They are mainly meant for convenience, elegance and for dynamic containers. C arrays should still be used if you have a fixed number of elements and are not in need of this generic...

Hi Yves, Iterators can only be used on eC containers, not C arrays. Here is a slightly modified version more in line with eC style and which the compiler is happy with: // define some domain specific data types class Coordinate : int; class Name : String;   // describe a Planet struct Planet { const...

Well I can help you build from source and tweak the font at the meet-up next week if you're dropping by. For the ffi.h error, you just need to either use that PKGCONFIG line to locate the ffi headers, or do a symlink to it in the standard include path. We're really looking forward to have this edito...