What is the right way to define a generic in package A and to provide a method for this generic in package B in CLOS?
I\'ve been tracing a function examplewith this call (trace example) and now I wish to stop tracing it,
I have an application that is written in SBCL and is deployed as an executable on Windows. The need has arisen for it to interact with Excel via COM and another application via DDE (I know, I know).
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I am trying to use the EndianBinaryReader and EndianBinaryWriter that Jon Skeet wrote as part of his misc utils lib.It works great for the two uses I have made of it.
I\'m having to support an Access .mdb file that someone else has written. One of the button functions in this .mdb calls out to delete some data in an external MSSQL database. All very straightforward
I\'m using Hunchentoot and would like to change the name of the session cookie. This is implemented with a generic function and the docs say to change the name you can \"specialize the function\".
I wrote this quicksort function: (defun quicksort (lst) (if (null lst) nil (let ((div(car lst)) (tail (cdr lst)))
I\'m trying to write a Common Lisp function that will give me all possible permutations of a list开发者_运维百科, using each element only once. For example, the list \'(1 2 3) will give the output ((1
I don\'t understand why this code behaves differently in different implementations: (format t \"asdf\")
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