I have recently started to learn lisp, and have mainly bin using clisp and vim. I wanted to try sbcl as well, since this is often recommended as one of the best, free lisp compilers. There is one thin
I\'ve followed the instructions here: http://xach.livejournal.com/278047.html and gotten them to work.I called the project test, so I have a test.lisp file that looks like :
I\'m working on actually writing something on my own in Common Lisp for once, implementing the Shunting-yard Algorithm. I thought it went okay, even if it came out rather ugly and if I doubt its Lispy
I\'m using CLSQL with MySQL. What combination of keywords do I have to pass to create-table in order to give it a column with the timestamp column type?
I\'m trying to get clsql working (used to use cl-mysql, but looking at alternatives). Just attempting to play around at this point, and I\'m getting stopped at connect
I have a Lisp (SBCL 1.0.40.0.debian) application (myfitnessdata), which uses the following code to process command line arguments:
I love the idea of image-based languages, and lately I\'ve been toying with Common Lisp via sbcl.I\'ve read in a few places about how through being able to save and load back an image of the virtual m
I\'m learning Lisp (SBCL) an开发者_Go百科d I\'m confused about how lisp code is structured. I believe that Lisp Packages are like Python\'s Modules?
I have emacs with SLIME and SBCL. And I got stuck with the problem that emacs has definition of \'FORMAT\' as format string &rest objects, so at REPL when I\'m trying to evaluate something like (f
The code below has z as a local variable, yet it behaves as if it is a global: (defun foo (m) (let ((z \'(stuff nil)))
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