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clisp function args in `describe' output399 (12/19/2009 6:02:36 PM) comp.lang.lisp Is there any way in CLISP to see friendlier names for function arguments
in the output of (describe 'symbol-name)?
Right now (describe 'reduce) produces output like this here:
% [9]> (describe 'reduce)
... Giorgos
Reading #\Return from clisp?731 (8/14/2009 5:31:01 AM) comp.lang.lisp I am trying to write a small text filter in Lisp and I noticed that its output was different when I run the same program in CLISP. A bit of searching revealed that CLISP does not preserve #\Return characters a... Giorgos
casting question334 (5/8/2006 11:20:08 AM) comp.lang.c Part of the OpenSolaris source contains the following macro[1]: 41 /* 42 * FRC2PCT macro is used to convert 16-bit binary fractions in the range 43 * 0.0 to 1.0 with binary point to the right ... Giorgos
SLIME on FreeBSD/i386 with CMUCL045 (12/28/2005 5:34:12 AM) comp.lang.lisp Hi all, I recently tried running SLIME in Emacs 21.X and the CVS version of Emacs, on my FreeBSD/i386 system at home, but stumbled upon a minor annoyance, which I thought I'd share my workaround for, in case s... Giorgos
Usenet decline.5441 (12/31/2011 7:14:35 AM) comp.lang.lisp You know, folks, I don't quite understand this decline in Usenet. Okay, I know about providers cutting service, and the obvious impact on binary traffic. But how does that translate to a decline in these comp... kaz15(1129)
Rainer Joswig and Hackers4041 (1/14/2012 7:17:46 PM) comp.lang.lisp there's something i don't understand about the fucking tech geekers. there's a lisp character, his name is Rainer Joswig. Over the years, we've had our exchange of spats. But to me, usually my mindset is that... xahlee(818)
Learning Lisp #511855 (5/7/2012 10:44:45 AM) comp.lang.lisp Recently started learning lisp, firstly, I have to admit I really do love all the paranthesis. But there are other features of my old language that I do miss. Is lisp frequently used to develop web pages, if s... photonpackets(1)
How to typeset texbook.tex4632 (5/18/2012 12:27:08 AM) comp.text.tex I realize this is circular, if you dont know how you shouldnt do it. But I'm thinking its the first step at seeing a large (and useful) book typeset here, not to post a pdf to the net. I am a CTAN member... ... randalleed(1)
The purpose of Lisp syntax to model AST1334 (7/4/2012 6:38:06 AM) comp.lang.lisp Lisp syntax represents AST as far as I know, but in high level format to al=
low human to easily read and modify, at the same time make it easy for the =
machine to process the source code as well.
For thi... solidius4747(12)
Why I Hate C2174 (7/14/2012 1:38:10 AM) comp.lang.lisp =E3=80=88Programing: Why I Hate C=E3=80=89
http://xahlee.info/comp/why_i_hate_C_lang.html
for your amusement.
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I despise C the language, not because of particular technical as... xahlee(818)
Trivial C11 threads.h wrapper (public domain)4476 (9/27/2012 3:38:38 AM) comp.lang.c Hello everyone! It's been a long time since I was last on usenet :)
I was anxious to use the new standard C11 threading features, instead of
platform-specific APIs, but unfortunately my system libc (GNU lib... nuclear6(33)
"The Unreasonable Effectiveness of C" by Damien Katz4733 (1/14/2013 5:55:50 PM) comp.lang.c "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of C" by Damien Katz
http://damienkatz.net/2013/01/the_unreasonable_effectiveness_of_c.html
" It's because C is so damn successful as an
abstraction over the underlying ... lmc(186)
re: My opinion re LISP #21410 (4/16/2013 3:49:42 PM) comp.lang.lisp Gareth McCaughan wrote:
> Oh, and if we're playing the intuitive-appeal-to-novices
> game, consider
>
> (loop for n from 1 upto 10 sum n) ==> 55
>
> and try to find another language in which th... w_a_x_man(2779)