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• • Heresy - Haskellesque lazy-list and functional too...

    thus spoke Slobodan Blazeski <slobodan.blazeski@gmail.com>:> Cool, I especially envy your n...

    By stanisaw_halik

  • Made an evaluator with support for infinite data, ...

    The code works , but it's quite slow . :)Some examples to try are:(subseq prime-nrs 0 7)(subseq...

    By dan_ms_chaos_gmail

  • the free software paradigm

    Duncan Rose <duncan.rose@jdwilliams.co.uk> wrote:> Bob Felts wrote: > Why? I see little ...

    By bob_felts

  • New Contest [was finished first chapter of ANSI co...

    Haiku! Fun...Curved fences shaping thoughts,Insight dancing lightly throughShaped, yet always free.A...

    By dan_muller

  • Cons cell graphic logo

    Hi,Where can I find a high resolution cons cell logo? I want to make at-shirt using it. I know I can...

    By pedro_kroger_gmail

• • CLISP and wxcl

    I'm trying to install wxcl via CLISP and asdf...All seems to be installing ok and I get thisPARS...

    By justinhj, 3 Comments

  • CLisp and Vim

    Is there a way to use Clisp with Vim the way you do it with ILisp and Emacs? You know, piped to and ...

    By matt, 4 Comments

  • with-slots on instances of structure classes and p...

    Hi,most current Common Lisp implementations allow the use of SLOT-VALUE onstructure classes, thus ma...

    By david_tolpin_gmail, 4 Comments

  • Roots of complex polynomials

    Does anyone know of a clisp library that has functions for getting theroots (Actually numerical apro...

    By henrik_math_gmail, 5 Comments

  • Help with saving SBCL image that will connect to S...

    I want to load all the modules, start araneida running in it, and alsostart a repl and swank server....

    By jonathon_mckitrick, 2 Comments

• Lisp: is the Category's subject.It's has 11,310 questions,this is No.566 pages.
• Some expert comment please
• I have write my "first" useful program,i looks in a catalog f=F6r files ending on .tmpand erase them, could make it on 1 linewith batch, but i like to use LISP.So i came upp with follow-(defvar *content* (directory "*.tmp"))(dolist (file-name *content*)(delete-file file-name))-Any comment...
• anders, Fri, 19 Mar 2010 05:56:00 GMT, 443 bytes, 7 Answer
• must be a FAQ, gcl and saved_gcl not found
• this must come up a lot, but my google search turned up a lotof "it worked for me."i'm trying to install gcl-2.6.5, solaris 9, sparc and intel.both do the same thing:gcl-tk/gcl.tcl gcl-tk/gcltkaux | (cd /opt/depot/2.6.5/lib/gcl-2.6.5 ;tar xf -)tar: unixport/saved_gcl: No such file or direct...
• jay_g_scott, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 21:05:00 GMT, 1,709 bytes, 3 Answer
• This Question lose title information......
• gcomputer languagehttp://www.freewebs.com/buildem/http://amigos.com/go/g904313-pmem...
• chellam, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 19:09:00 GMT, 256 bytes, 1 Answer
• Why Bother Trolling?
• Joe Marshall wrote:> David Steuber <david@david-steuber.com> writes:> >> ``I'll wait here behind this blind while Jim Fowler subdues the> troll...''>You are safe behind that blind, and with Mutual of Omaha everyone can besafe ...KennyWhy Lisp? http://wiki.a...
• kenny_tilton, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 19:06:00 GMT, 643 bytes
• Where to start in LISP?
• On Jun 18, 3:24 pm, Chris Russell <christopher.m.russ...@gmail.com>wrote:> On 18 Jun, 12:46, fireblade <slobodan.blaze...@gmail.com> wrote:> > > Cool, what are they being used for?Discovery of patterns hidden in large databases(warehouses).Did I mentioned neural networks?...
• fireblade, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 17:35:00 GMT, 655 bytes
• CLISP and win32 clipboard access
• I notice that this example works:(use-package "FFI")(def-call-out messagebox(:name "MessageBoxA") (:library "user32.dll")(:arguments (hwnd int) (text c-string) (capt c-string)(type uint))(:return-type int)(:language :stdc))Would it be possible to do something like this from w...
• tsummerall_medialab, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 17:00:00 GMT, 658 bytes, 4 Answer
• DIRECTORY cannot read directory that contains umlaut
• What should the DIRECTORY function do when it encounters a characterwhoseascii code is greater than 128?It looks like the sbcl DIRECTORY function fails if the UNIX directorycontainsa file with name "W=FCrzburg". I am assuming it is the =FC that isconfusing something.Is this what DIRECTORY should...
• jimka, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 16:50:00 GMT, 1,099 bytes, 6 Answer
• Would someone that's using slime + sbcl + linux share their
• On 17 Nov, 14:32, Chris Russell <christopher.m.russ...@gmail.com>wrote:> (defun customised-lisp-keyboard()> (local-set-key [C-tab] 'slime-fuzzy-complete-symbol)> (local-set-key [return] 'newline-and-indent))> (add-hook 'lisp-mode-hook 'customised-lisp-keyboa...
• chris_russell, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 13:13:00 GMT, 864 bytes
• Ray tracer in Stalin
• Rob Thorpe wrote:> In scheme for example you can't call a list "list" because it's the> name of a function.Incorrect...
• alex_gman_gmail, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 13:12:00 GMT, 181 bytes
• Lisp Optimised Workstation
• What would be the best way to put together a workstation optimized forrunning and developing in lisp?What architecture to go ahead with? Or that dosent make a difference?Would it make sense in investing in more RAM than CPU ?...
• nikhilketkar, Thurs, 18 Mar 2010 13:11:00 GMT, 237 bytes, 2 Answer
• Example using getopts module?
• Hi; I'm new to lisp and have been struggling with what I would think arefairly simple concepts here for the past couple days. As an exercise Ihave been trying to duplicate the functionality of a perl script I wrotesometime ago. I needed getopt functionality, so I downloaded the packageon CL...
• jeff, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 20:15:00 GMT, 1,492 bytes, 4 Answer
• Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
• On Mar 4, 11:57=A0am, t...@sevak.isi.edu (Thomas A. Russ) wrote:> lisp linux <gmail...@lisp.linux> writes: > Well, you get the same issue in Java with wild-carded import> statements. =A0For example:> import java.util.*;> import java.sql.*;Ditto in C++. ``using namspace'...
• kaz_kylheku, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:39:00 GMT, 4,684 bytes
• What's "lunch"?
• Thomas F. Burdick wrote:> My kingdom for Erik to return and help with both> ends of that equation again.Didn't someone mention that Erik was also mental and on disability....
• alex_gman_gmail, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:45:00 GMT, 231 bytes
• "attributes" in S-expressions
• I have seen several ways to annotate S-expressions with"attributes":(example (name "value") (name1 "value1"))(example (name -> "value") (name1 -> "value1"))(example ((name "value") (name1 "value1")))(example '((name "value")(name1 "value1")))(example '(name "value" name1 "value1"...
• stefan_ram, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:20:00 GMT, 1,825 bytes, 4 Answer
• A programming language is...
• Mike Cox on Sun, 15 Aug 2004 13:23:33 -0700 writes:> ...anything that has a loop. Since HTML doesn't have a loop anywhere, it is> not a programming language. Simple as that.> PHP, Java, LISP all have loops, so they are programming languages. That is> the one and only criteria fo...
• marco_parrone, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:17:00 GMT, 547 bytes
• http://sisal.sourceforge.net/ is sisal alive at all? any lisp library do things l
• (message (Hello 'gavino)(you :wrote :on '(17 Dec 2006 09:50:59 -0800))(g> is 'concurrency' supported in clisp or sbcl?sbcl does.on ABCL i've made an exec-parallel function, that can be used as:(exec-parallel(loop for o in objects do collect (lambda () (process-object...
• alex_mizrahi, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:09:00 GMT, 671 bytes
• clisp and sockets
• I am doing a simple remote server using sockets and I am noticing that the performance is no where near where I would expect.I am just doing a read-eval-print-loop. All the time is in the sockets. Doing 1000 connections, doing basic evals, takes about 1 second.This seems long.Does anybody have a sug...
• skibud2, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:37:00 GMT, 350 bytes, 3 Answer
• How Best to Randomize a List?
• What's a good way to randomize a list? When I needed to do thisrecently, I resorted to CONSing each list element with a randomnumber, sorting by the random numbers and then stripping them backout. This works, but doing a sort when all I need is randomization isobviously highly inefficient....
• are, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:36:00 GMT, 311 bytes, 9 Answer
• make-instance :around
• I'm trying to intercept make-instance calls for the user class but thearound method with the (eql 'user) specializer is not getting calledunder some circumstances (see below). It is under CMUCL. Clisp doesOK.(defclass user ()())(defmethod make-instance :around ((class (eql 'user))...
• gabor_melis, Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:29:00 GMT, 1,494 bytes, 3 Answer
• WITH-BITFIELDS: handling of C99-like structures of packed bitfields
• Hello Lispniks,I just stumbled upon the following problem: how to quickly read and parsea binary file containing fixed-size structures of bit fields, written bya C program on a little-endian architecture?I started with writing a function that parses several consecutive bytesfrom a given array, t...
• daniel_janus, Tues, 16 Mar 2010 21:39:00 GMT, 2,782 bytes
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