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mysql simple connector Maybe someone will be interested in this code. Here is a small and simple mysql driver for common lisp, that is access to mysql via the mysql client/server protocol. No third-party libraries are needed (i.e. mysqllib), no ffi calls, no additional asdf libraries. Right now it is written for lispworks' cl (easy to po... 27 Dec 2009 20:40
play together with Lisp Hello, I see Gavino is going out of Lisp. Now I have some time to play with Lisp, it would be very funny to make some project, game or anything in Lisp with this group. We could develop a game for beginners or something like this. Who would be the captain, ... Suppose we are in a ship, everyone descr... 26 Dec 2009 06:47
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read-from-string and packages Hi, I'm using XMLisp (http://code.google.com/p/xmlisp/source/browse/trunk/ XMLisp/sources/XMLisp/XMLisp.lisp) to parse strings that contain XML into CLOS objects. I define a class and an element to class name mapping in a package. This package also contains a function that reads XML from a string, and it is t... 25 Dec 2009 21:13
Shape Symbology as a Basis for Lisp or Other AI Software Development I made a post some years ago (my user name at that time was Musashi) regarding shape symbology and the quest for purely spatial manipulation computational algorithmic substitutes as the possible basis for a shape manipulation based automated and artificially intelligent software design system. Lisp was one of the ... 24 Dec 2009 15:08
lisp vs smalltalk , haskell ruby and java, in philosophy Without getting into too makny tachnical details can someone sum up thier basic philosophy as to the differences of these languages and why they end up using lisp and how it is fun to use lisp. haskell smalltalk ruby java ... 24 Dec 2009 21:37
question regarding hash tables I have an application where I create and store triangles, a triangle being a set of 3 points, (p0 p1 p2). The triangles are created and stored using something along the lines of (defun make-triangle (p0 p1 p2) (setf (get-hash (get-next-id) *TRIANGLES*) (list p0 p1 p2))) where (get-next-id) returns a unique ... 23 Dec 2009 13:40
question regarding hash tables On Dec 22, 2:41 pm, rkk <rajesh.ko...(a)gmail.com> wrote: I have an application where I create and store triangles, a triangle being a set of 3 points, (p0 p1 p2). I strongly recommend you take a look at FSet, my functional set- theoretic collections library for Common Lisp: http://common-lisp.net/project... 23 Dec 2009 21:49
I have almost given up on lisp In article <870c1680-bd25-4781-9cef-baf4dafe5f92(a)t42g2000yqd.googlegroups.com>, gavino <gavcomedy(a)gmail.com> wrote: I just don't kow if I can learn it. Don't confuse being unable to learn Lisp with being unable to learn Common Lisp, or being unable (or unwilling) to deal with the culture that has grown ... 23 Dec 2009 12:07 |