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LDPL Standard Library #126

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Lartu opened this issue Jun 22, 2019 · 3 comments
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LDPL Standard Library #126

Lartu opened this issue Jun 22, 2019 · 3 comments
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Lartu commented Jun 22, 2019

I've created the LDPL Standard Library. It's a collection of library files (called briefcases by suggestion of @dgarroDC), each with sub-procedures that deal with a particular thing (for example, the already created std-lists.ldpl has a lot of useful LIST sub-procedures). I'm just adding this issue here so you know this exists. Any contribution is greatly appreciated!

Specially, @fireasembler I'd like to ask you to create something like std-os.ldpl following the format of std-lists.ldpl and add the sub-procedure you had written to detect the OS the user was running there. This could be very useful in the future!

Please bear in mind that the standard library uses #124, so you'll have to pull from Damián's branch and install that version of LDPL at the moment (unless that by the moment you read this that branch has already been merged into master).

Thank you all and have a nice day!

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will do! any specific things you want to see in the std?

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Lartu commented Jun 23, 2019

At the moment I hadn't thought of any. Just anything you come up with!

Edit: and thank you!

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Lartu commented Jun 26, 2019

Closed as it belongs in Lartu/ldpl-std#3

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