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06:59:52 <crcx> Finished my stress test; soon I'll be heading off to work. 
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07:55:50 <crcx> Hello Mat 
07:56:26 <Mat2> Hi !
07:57:45 <Mat2> i'm working on a common runtime for my vm
07:58:40 <Mat2> this means the native-code bubbles for the compiler are generated from within c code sniplets
07:58:50 <crcx> Please forgive lag time. I'm using an irc-over-email bridge. 
07:58:58 <Mat2> no problem
08:00:51 <crcx> Sounds good 
08:01:00 <Mat2> ^^ the native code compiler can be compiled for every platform with an ansi c compiler again
08:02:52 <crcx> I'm hoping to push out a 10.3 release soon. 
08:02:52 <crcx> Should I include your current vm code with it? 
08:03:06 <Mat2> sure
08:03:46 <Mat2> I will upload the new vm at the end of this month (need some testing on other platforms then x86 first)
08:04:57 <Mat2> please include the current vm as I have finished a retro implementation which use the compiler feature
08:09:43 <Mat2> the new code generator have some new features for floating point, vector and array processing which whould be useless without support from within the retro interpreter
08:10:09 <Mat2> and I need time to test this out
08:10:50 <crcx> Is the current version in your git repo? 
08:10:56 <Mat2> yes
08:11:40 <Mat2> I will ceate a new branch for the next version (after I have puzzled out how to accomplish this with git)
08:12:52 <crcx> Ok 
08:15:10 <Mat2> by the way. I have here some people interresting in using retro for statistical computations (as a fast scripting language for surpac vision a 3d modelling system)
08:18:55 <Mat2> *think it it interessting that they are prefer forth against tcl and lisp*
08:26:03 <Mat2> have you plans for toka ?
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08:28:13 <Mat2> problems ?
08:28:59 <crc_> at work now 
08:29:41 <Mat2> ok
08:32:45 <Mat2> I'm on the way at home, ciao
08:33:39 <crc_> bye
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09:00:52 <Raystm2> Hi crc, you may or may not have missed Mat2 ask about your plans for toka.
09:02:14 <Raystm2> Weird, that conversation. I was just watching an old documentary about early computing and was up to a part about 3d immersion and modelling.
09:58:32 <crc_> toka development continues slowly
09:58:48 <crc_> I've been working on merging in a varient of ngaro at the core of toka
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