Re: How to save lists containing functions to disk
- From: "javuchi" <javuchi@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 23 Nov 2005 16:32:30 -0800
Pascal, your code is pretty smart. I must say that I'm almost a newbe
(still reading OnLisp), but I have understood it.
This solution seems to be reasonable. I must write source code, be
aware of closures (hope CMUCL supports accesing the env, am I lucky?),
and load and compile it when reading the file.
(Note: Although it is a good solution, i have a big problem... my
program is intended to manage a big amount of functions of this type,
99% of them generated at runtime. I hope CMUCL to be fast enough
compiling and doing GC...(this might be another problem, i don't think
GC might work for deleting unused functions as it does with data).
Perhaps a program which works in this manner is not correctly designed
and I should reconsiderate another paradigm.)
Really thanks.
Just to be curius... how much time did you get to think and write it?
Bye.
.
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