Belated "nice demo" to Elizabeth Rather247 (7/24/2011 7:59:24 PM) comp.lang.forth Saw this posted on Reddit a couple days ago. Just wanted to say that I thought Elizabeth gave an excellent demo of Forth... even if it is a tad late. Definitely a "blast from the past!" ;-) Jeff M. ... Jeff
Strategies for analysis of word parameter ordering733 (6/14/2011 9:55:18 PM) comp.lang.forth So, over the past couple years I've actually been doing a fair amount of Ha= skell programming. Nothing super special or to write home about, but one fe= ature of FP languages that always makes me stop and cons... Jeff
Comparing 'a option in ocaml325 (4/7/2011 6:56:38 PM) comp.lang.functional Sorry if this is somewhere on the web, but I've been google'ing my eyes out looking and haven't found it yet... Is there a way to compare (==), (>), ( a' option -> int) that does what I'm looking for, but I ha... Jeff
Haskell IO Monad help/tutorials?3100 (3/24/2011 10:36:06 PM) comp.lang.functional So, I'm diving trying to learn me some Haskell (coming from Common
Lisp), and while I conceptually understand the problems that monads
solve and - to a lesser degree - how they work, I'm just bashing my
head... Jeff
Haiku/BeOS337 (10/2/2009 3:18:41 PM) comp.lang.forth I recently discovered Haiku (http://www.haiku-os.org/), an effort to resurrect BeOS. I have it installed on a VM and it runs wonderfully. I was wondering if anyone was aware of a Forth that ran on BeOS I could ... Jeff
Bindings and optimizations533 (9/23/2009 7:36:34 PM) comp.lang.scheme Sorry, this is almost a cross-post (I have a similar post in c.l.l), but this one is more specific to Scheme; I'm wondering if the standard defines what should happen. I'm comparing Ypsilon and Chez (petite): ... Jeff
Fast binding lookups536 (9/23/2009 4:38:50 PM) comp.lang.lisp I'm hoping someone here has a paper or two they can point me at. I basically want to understand - or at least get a grasp - on some of the tricks used by Common Lisp and Scheme to do fast binding lookups. I've ... Jeff
How does macrolet get implemented?730 (9/12/2009 5:16:31 AM) comp.lang.lisp I'm trying to understand how macrolet actually works. My current thought process goes something like this: (defmacro foo (x) `(* ,x ,x)) (defun test () (foo 10)) After FOO is created, the next READ will consu... Jeff
Logarithms of bignums239 (6/13/2009 7:34:13 PM) comp.lang.lisp (log (fac 1000) 10) On SBCL, this returns properly: 2567.6047 On LispWorks (which is my Lisp of choice), I sadly get returned: +1F++0 #| +1F++0 is single-float plus-infinity |# Just wondering if anyone is aw... Jeff
Code you're proud of6323 (6/5/2009 9:34:12 PM) comp.lang.forth This is completely OT, but something I found fun yesterday, and just wanted to share with those who might appreciate it... Where I work a bunch of us got together and were discussing projects we'd worked on in... Jeff
coders at work438 (10/15/2009 3:45:55 PM) comp.lang.lisp Just thought I would let you know that Peter Seibel Has a new book out. Coders at work. I already ordered a copy.. -- Sendt med Operas revolusjonerende e-postprogram: http://www.opera.com/mail/ ... jpthing(785)
lambda + currying (bigforth gforth question)1972 (10/22/2009 7:13:30 PM) comp.lang.forth Hi, I am trying to treat words as first class objects by defining words inside other words and returning their xts. For gforth's: : :[ postpone ahead :noname ; immediate : ]; postpone ; ] >r postpone then r... s.m.plis(73)
Comparing 'a option in ocaml325 (4/7/2011 6:56:38 PM) comp.lang.functional Sorry if this is somewhere on the web, but I've been google'ing my eyes out looking and haven't found it yet... Is there a way to compare (==), (>), ( a' option -> int) that does what I'm looking for, but I ha... massung(339)
The Lisp Curse16757 (6/26/2011 8:13:50 PM) comp.lang.forth This is interesting, although I'm not sure I agree with all of it: http://www.winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/Lisp_Curse.html "Imagine adding object orientation to the C and Scheme programming languages. Making... andrew29(3681)
-IF628 (7/21/2011 4:58:26 PM) comp.lang.forth Am I correct in thinking the word -IF doesn't remove the argument from the stack? Is there any particular advantage to having it available? : test ( n -- n ) = if ." Equal" then ; Doesn't seem especially use... markrobertwills(871)
control-flow stack in the new standard7430 (8/13/2011 3:01:44 PM) comp.lang.forth The standard allows the system to use a separate control-flow stack, but all systems that I know of use the data stack for that purpose. Is there a single system using a separate control-flow stack, and if yes... m_l_g3(591)
Future of lisp?15258 (8/16/2011 7:41:32 PM) comp.lang.lisp I report, you decide :P http://blog.8thlight.com/steven-degutis/2011/08/15/future-of-lisp.html Is Clojure really the most popular Lisp today? Common Lisp is C++ with more parantheses? Nu useless?... I have so... lakatos.isti(9)
how do I check in functions depending on the implementation632 (10/1/2011 10:41:45 PM) comp.lang.lisp Hi, I want to write a script that can be executed both by clisp and sbcl. But when called by clisp, it should use clisp internal REGEXP package, whereas if called by sbcl, it should load and use the external ... harven(2)