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Thanks for this insight in your solution. My process to be handled by luajit is much more time consuming with continuous status communication and control so a blocking call isn't an option. I'm going to see if "read/write process" or TCP socket communication will suit me better.

Very cool and great performance! Can you maybe post a small example of how you communicate between LC and LuaJIT?

Thanks -hh, you have given me good ideas! I have now built a small test with LuaJIT and xxHash and it performs hash calculations at the speed of the copy while using < 1% CPU! For example i hashed a 25GB file in under a minute from my internal SSD. Based on these results i now think it is better to ...

In our situation with another brand of PBX i have created a solution where i use the C# library of the PBX manufacturer to create a very small and basic utility. Reason for me was that i wanted to do the rest of the processing in another programming language and i know just enough C# to build the ba...

...there is even a very fast LuaJIT implementation https://github.com/szensk/luaxxhash ). I have seen this, is this something i could easily interface from within LC? (not knowing Lua / LuaJIT at all and how it relates to LC) (But a downside of that LuaJIT implementation is that it doesn't implemen...

This is by far too much for an interpreter, you will probably need a native procedure, that is, if using LiveCode, an external or a FFI. I will have to find out if it is too much. To me it seems you call Init once at the start, after that you stream your data through the Update function which will ...

"a mod b" works also for *negative* numbers a. Only the divisor b has to be positive (as you need it). You could also think about an implementation of python's "bignum" package. [As this is a very fast algorithm: Do you plan to share your LC-implementation?] Thanks. If i manage to translate xxHash ...

if (_state.v1 > 4294967295) then _state.v1 = _state.v1- 4294967295 end if Yes, i guess something like that is what i have to do to get this working. I was hoping there would be a more elegant solution because this way it can get less efficient and a lot of extra code very quickly. I will have to ca...

@Richmond62: for a moment I thought that I had missed a crucial LC command but unfortunately these commands don't do what I need...

@FourthWorld: to my knowledge this is the 32bit version.

Which phonesystem do you use and to which CRM you want to connect it?

I'm trying to build a Livecode implementation of the xxHash algorithm. Originally it's written in C but there have been built implementations in a lot of other languages and i'm using the C# version as a source because i understand the language better than plain C: https://github.com/noricube/xxHash...

You can access it this way: Manage your apps > Select your app > Click the "view details" for your "Current version" (listed as "waiting for review") > Click "Binary details" (top right) > Now you can reject the binary with the button at top right Edit: Mag (below) is right; i have misread your ques...

WOW! I have just done a quick test on Mac (it's already much too late...). It seems to be working fine now (so far). Much better than the app.browser already because of the tree menu and the live filter box :-) I will most definitely test this further and will let you know my findings. Thanks for ma...

Unfortunately 6 is a no-go for me currently; i'm developing an iOS app so i need the already purchased 5.5 version. First need to make some money with the app before i will go v.6 ;-) It's a shame because for my app i really use the application browser all-day long and it is working but your solutio...

How does one use this? I am using LC 5.5.4 and have opened the stack directly and also put it in the plugins folder and open it from there. In both cases i am getting the following error, and after that more errors for everything i try. It looks promising though! Type Object rIDE Line _internal filt...