comp.lang.lisp

• Date Index

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• difficulties to understand the atom concept, noteed
  • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, Frank Buss
    • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, noteed
      • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, Bill Atkins
      • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, noteed
      • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, Sidney Markowitz
  • Re: difficulties to understand the atom concept, Aaron Brown
• Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Andrew Baine
  • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
    • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Andrew Baine
      • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Andrew Baine
      • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Andrew Baine
      • Re: Guarantee that two functions with the same body are not eq, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
• WordNet and Common Lisp: Any good implementation & API?, Emre Sevinc
• Re: How to secure your network, dixkey
• is there some gem of a resource on genetic algorithms & lisp?, KevinZzz
  • Re: is there some gem of a resource on genetic algorithms & lisp?, nallen05
  • Re: is there some gem of a resource on genetic algorithms & lisp?, Ralph Allan Rice
• Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ *** (Was: Lispin), Pascal Costanza
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ *** (Was: Lispin), JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
• do inside a do, hugo . alberto
  • Re: do inside a do, Sidney Markowitz
    • Re: do inside a do, hugo . alberto
  • Re: doh inside a doh, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: do inside a do, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: do inside a do, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: do inside a do, Harald Hanche-Olsen
• philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), gavino
  • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), gavino
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), olivercpierson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), anamax
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Joe Marshall
  • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Jussi Piitulainen
    • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), dustmop
    • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), gavino
  • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Neal Bridges
  • Re: Yes, Trollface, getting it right DOES matter!, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Yes, Trollface, getting it right DOES matter!, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Yes, Trollface, getting it right DOES matter!, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Yes, Trollface, getting it right DOES matter!, Ken Tilton
  • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Sidney Markowitz
    • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Joe Marshall
      • Re: philip greenspun, why list has nothing to show for 40 years of work and lispers stuck in .net or unix(java?), Alex Mizrahi
• ANNOUNCE "bleeding edge" openMCL package for Debian AMD64, kodifik
  • Re: ANNOUNCE "bleeding edge" openMCL package for Debian AMD64, Alex Mizrahi
• how to recognize deep entities?, Franz@@@architettura
  • Re: how to recognize deep entities?, Wolfram Fenske
• Lispbox with Aquamacs, corey . nelson
  • Re: Lispbox with Aquamacs, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Lispbox with Aquamacs, Larry Clapp
    • Re: Lispbox with Aquamacs, bradb
  • Re: Lispbox with Aquamacs, Javier
• Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Miss Elaine Eos
  • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, tigger
    • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, tigger
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, jayessay
      • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Robert Uhl
  • Re: Another n00b Q: lambda functions, Frank Buss
• clisp regexp module, skibud2
  • Re: clisp regexp module, Wolfram Fenske
    • Re: clisp regexp module, skibud2
      • Re: clisp regexp module, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: clisp regexp module, Wolfram Fenske
    • Re: clisp regexp module, skibud2
• Mozilla Firefox search plugin for CLHS, Ralph Allan Rice
  • Re: Mozilla Firefox search plugin for CLHS, greg . johnston
• N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
  • Re: N00b question on let, DanM
  • Re: N00b question on let, jkc
  • Re: N00b question on let, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: N00b question on let, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: N00b question on let, Ken Tilton
      • Re: N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: N00b question on let, Zach Beane
      • Re: N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: N00b question on let, Espen Vestre
      • Re: N00b question on let, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: N00b question on let, Rob Warnock
      • Re: N00b question on let, Larry Clapp
      • Re: N00b question on let, Rob Warnock
      • Re: N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: N00b question on let, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: N00b question on let, Rob Warnock
      • Re: N00b question on let, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: N00b question on let, Rob Thorpe
      • The Right Editor for writing let (and other things) (was Re: N00b question on let), Damien Kick
      • Re: The Right Editor for writing let (and other things) (was Re: N00b question on let), Robert Strandh
      • Re: The Right Editor for writing let (and other things) (was Re: N00b question on let), Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: The Right Editor for writing let (and other things) (was Re: N00b question on let), Espen Vestre
      • Re: N00b question on let, Geoff Wozniak
      • Re: N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: N00b question on let, Asbjørn Bjørnstad
      • Re: N00b question on let, Pedro Kröger
      • Re: N00b question on let, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: N00b question on let, Ken Tilton
      • Re: N00b question on let, Miss Elaine Eos
      • Re: N00b question on let, Ken Tilton
      • Re: N00b question on let, Pillsy
      • Re: N00b question on let, Ken Tilton
      • Re: N00b question on let, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: N00b question on let, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: N00b question on let, Ken Tilton
      • Re: N00b question on let, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: N00b question on let, John Thingstad
      • Re: N00b question on let, John Thingstad
      • Re: N00b question on let, Pillsy
      • Re: N00b question on let, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: N00b question on let, John Thingstad
      • Re: N00b question on let, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: N00b question on let, Ken Tilton
      • Re: N00b question on let, jayessay
      • Re: N00b question on let, adejneka
  • Re: N00b question on let, Thomas A. Russ
• More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Juan R.
  • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, kodifik
      • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, kodifik
      • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Juan R.
      • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: More fun about S-EXPR versus XML, Tim Bradshaw
• ANN: CL-Component, nallen05
• boundp for lexical bindings?, Tin Gherdanarra
  • Re: boundp for lexical bindings?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: boundp for lexical bindings?, Tin Gherdanarra
• CLOS and databases, Javier
  • Re: CLOS and databases, Harald Hanche-Olsen
    • Re: CLOS and databases, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: CLOS and databases, Javier
      • Re: CLOS and databases, Harald Hanche-Olsen
  • Re: CLOS and databases, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: CLOS and databases, Javier
      • Re: CLOS and databases, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: CLOS and databases, nallen05
    • Re: CLOS and databases, Javier
      • Re: CLOS and databases, nallen05
      • Re: CLOS and databases, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: CLOS and databases, levy
      • Re: CLOS and databases, Javier
      • Re: CLOS and databases, David E. Young
  • Re: CLOS and databases, Thomas A. Russ
• Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Juan R.
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Juan R.
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, jakemiles
      • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Marc Battyani
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Juan R.
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, philip . armitage
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Juan R.
      • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, philip . armitage
      • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Juan R.
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Simon Brooke
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Andreas Thiele
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Frank Buss
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Juan R.
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Frank Buss
  • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Dustan
    • Re: Lots of Irrelevant Superfluous Parentheses, Pedro Kröger
• web crawler and search engine in lisp, tinku99
  • Re: web crawler and search engine in lisp, hyperstring.net ltd
  • Re: web crawler and search engine in lisp, Christopher . laux
    • Re: web crawler and search engine in lisp, hyperstring.net ltd
  • Re: web crawler and search engine in lisp, Paolo Amoroso
    • Re: web crawler and search engine in lisp, tinku99
      • Re: web crawler and search engine in lisp, Christopher . laux
• how early to teach lisp at homeschool, tinku99
  • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, Steven Haflich
  • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, tinku99
    • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, noteed
  • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, tinku99
      • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, gavino
      • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, tinku99
      • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, grackle
      • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, tinku99
      • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, zik
    • Re: how early to teach lisp at homeschool, Pascal Bourguignon
• interactive, Guillaume
• Question about 'rename-file, jkc
  • Re: Question about 'rename-file, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Question about 'rename-file, jkc
      • Re: Question about 'rename-file, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Question about 'rename-file, jkc
      • Re: Question about 'rename-file, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Question about 'rename-file, jkc
      • Re: Question about 'rename-file, Harald Hanche-Olsen
  • Re: Question about 'rename-file, Zach Beane
    • Re: Question about 'rename-file, Pascal Bourguignon
• Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Robert Dodier
  • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, llothar
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Graham Fawcett
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, dixkey
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, llothar
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Robert Dodier
      • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Rafal Strzalinski
  • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, Graham Fawcett
    • Re: Encoding bytes into UTF-8 string, james . anderson
• CMUCL sockets, olivercpierson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: CMUCL sockets, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: CMUCL sockets, olivercpierson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, workaholic
  • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Timofei Shatrov
  • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, philip . armitage
    • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Peder O. Klingenberg
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Troels Henriksen
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Troels Henriksen
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, llothar
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Juho Snellman
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Peder O. Klingenberg
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, philip . armitage
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Bill Atkins
    • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, philip . armitage
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, llothar
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, llothar
    • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, workaholic
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, philip . armitage
    • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Jens Axel Søgaard
  • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Sam Steingold
    • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: How can I do if I want to write an IDE for clisp?, Ken Tilton
• Lisp POP3 mailbox despammifier, JohnFredCee
• asdf woes: asdf:missing-dependency, jakemiles
  • Re: asdf woes: asdf:missing-dependency, Zach Beane
    • Re: asdf woes: asdf:missing-dependency, jakemiles
• How to save image in CLISP?, Howard Oh
  • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, nikodemus
    • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Howard Oh
    • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Howard Oh
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Bill Atkins
    • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Howard Oh
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Troels Henriksen
  • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Luke J Crook
  • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Mark Tarver
    • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Mark Tarver
      • Re: How to save image in CLISP?, Pascal Bourguignon
• Optimize lisp program, Anton V. Belyaev
  • Re: Optimize lisp program, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Optimize lisp program, Anton V. Belyaev
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Maciek Pasternacki
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Optimize lisp program, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Optimize lisp program, Geoffrey Summerhayes
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Optimize lisp program, Anton V. Belyaev
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Optimize lisp program, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Optimize lisp program, Anton V. Belyaev
  • Re: Optimize lisp program, Nicolas Neuss
    • Re: Optimize lisp program, Anton V. Belyaev
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Nicolas Neuss
      • Re: Optimize lisp program, Nicolas Neuss
• obtaining a package's functions, jakemiles
  • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Graham Fawcett
    • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Graham Fawcett
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Graham Fawcett
    • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Graham Fawcett
    • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Ken Tilton
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Graham Fawcett
    • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, jakemiles
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, jakemiles
      • Re: obtaining a package's functions, Graham Fawcett
• Who is Google's dir/research? (Surprised me!), David Combs
• Re: teaching kids functional programming, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: teaching kids functional programming, lurker
    • Re: teaching kids functional programming, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: teaching kids functional programming, lurker
      • Re: teaching kids functional programming, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: teaching kids functional programming, KevinZzz
      • Re: teaching kids functional programming, idle hands
      • Re: teaching kids functional programming, Raffael Cavallaro
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: teaching kids functional programming, noteed
• any alternative to http://cliki.net ?, vedm
• Quick Install for Dummies, Dustan
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Zach Beane
    • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Dustan
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, André Thieme
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Dustan
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Javier
  • Re: Quick Install for Dummies, Luke J Crook
• packages, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: packages, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: packages, Bill Atkins
  • Re: packages, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: packages, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: packages, Ken Tilton
      • Re: packages, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: packages, philip . armitage
      • Re: packages, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: packages, Rob Warnock
  • Re: packages, Damien Kick
• Debian: SBCL: fails to install, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Debian: SBCL: fails to install, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Debian: SBCL: fails to install, Alex Mizrahi
• Fun with CLISP FFI, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Fun with CLISP FFI, Kaz Kylheku
• Dynamic bindings for *macroexpand-hook*, Chaitanya Gupta
  • Re: Dynamic bindings for *macroexpand-hook*, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Dynamic bindings for *macroexpand-hook*, Chaitanya Gupta
  • Re: Dynamic bindings for *macroexpand-hook*, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Dynamic bindings for *macroexpand-hook*, Chaitanya Gupta
• tree-depth, John Thingstad
  • Re: tree-depth, Nils M Holm
    • Re: tree-depth, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: tree-depth, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: tree-depth, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: tree-depth, John Thingstad
      • Re: tree-depth, Rob Warnock
      • Re: tree-depth, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: tree-depth, Juho Snellman
      • Re: tree-depth, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: tree-depth, Bill Atkins
  • Re: tree-depth, Rob Warnock
    • Re: tree-depth, John Thingstad
      • Re: tree-depth, Rob Warnock
  • Re: tree-depth, John Thingstad
    • Re: tree-depth, John Thingstad
    • Re: tree-depth, Nils M Holm
    • Re: tree-depth, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: tree-depth, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: tree-depth, Christian Haselbach
  • Re: tree-depth, Giorgos Keramidas
    • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: tree-depth, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: tree-depth, Bill Atkins
      • Re: tree-depth, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: tree-depth, Raffael Cavallaro
• Caching function results, hyperstring.net ltd
  • Re: Caching function results, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Caching function results, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Caching function results, hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: Caching function results, hyperstring.net ltd
  • Re: Caching function results, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Caching function results, hyperstring.net ltd
• Any easier way to reload?, Lei
  • Re: Any easier way to reload?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Any easier way to reload?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Any easier way to reload?, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Any easier way to reload?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Any easier way to reload?, John Thingstad
  • Re: Any easier way to reload?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Any easier way to reload?, Timofei Shatrov
• Problem extracting unicode strings from Postgresql using PG, Victor Kryukov
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    • Re: Problem extracting unicode strings from Postgresql using PG, Victor Kryukov
      • Re: Problem extracting unicode strings from Postgresql using PG, Javier
  • Re: Problem extracting unicode strings from Postgresql using PG, Eric Marsden
• is there a function to convert a value to a boolean?, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: is there a function to convert a value to a boolean?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: is there a function to convert a value to a boolean?, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: is there a function to convert a value to a boolean?, Tin Gherdanarra
    • Re: is there a function to convert a value to a boolean?, Pedro Kröger
• 3D Graphics Modeling & Rendering?, Darrell Adams
  • Re: 3D Graphics Modeling & Rendering?, pTymN
  • Re: 3D Graphics Modeling & Rendering?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: 3D Graphics Modeling & Rendering?, Steven Haflich
• alternative to CLOS, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: alternative to CLOS, dixkey
    • Re: alternative to CLOS, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: alternative to CLOS, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: alternative to CLOS, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Matthew D Swank
  • Re: alternative to CLOS, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: alternative to CLOS, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: alternative to CLOS, Ken Tilton
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Bill Atkins
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Victor Kryukov
    • Re: alternative to CLOS, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Ken Tilton
      • Re: alternative to CLOS, Javier
  • Re: alternative to CLOS, nvt
• Videos: The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Javier
  • Re: Videos: The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, André Thieme
    • Re: Videos: The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Javier
  • Re: Videos: The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, nvt
• The Road to Lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: The Road to Lisp, hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: The Road to Lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: The Road to Lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: The Road to Lisp, Rob Warnock
• Never programmed before - want to learn, Jake Myers
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, sticky_keys
    • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, sticky_keys
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, sticky_keys
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, André Thieme
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, sticky_keys
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Ben
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, lurker
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, John Thingstad
    • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Pillsy
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Ray
    • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Rob Warnock
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, sticky_keys
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, John Thingstad
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Ralph Allan Rice
    • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Asbjørn Bjørnstad
      • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, Ralph Allan Rice
  • Re: Never programmed before - want to learn, TMH
• Security protocols implementend in CL, Anil Mamede
  • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Joel Ray Holveck
    • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Anil Mamede
      • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Joel Ray Holveck
      • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Steven Haflich
    • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Thibault Langlois
  • Re: Security protocols implementend in CL, Anil Mamede
• [CfP] International Lisp Conference '07 (news), Pascal Costanza
  • Re: [CfP] International Lisp Conference '07 (news), Rainer Joswig
    • Re: International Lisp Conference '07 (news), hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: International Lisp Conference '07 (news), Pascal Costanza
      • Re: International Lisp Conference '07 (news), hyperstring.net ltd
• LISP into a web browser...!!, Robert Bralic
  • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, dixkey
    • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, alessiostalla
    • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, John Thingstad
      • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, John Thingstad
    • Re: LISP into a web browser...!!, Rob Thorpe
• cliki.net is down again, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: cliki.net is down again, Frank Buss
  • Re: cliki.net is down again, Pedro Kröger
• List destruction?, Andreas Thiele
  • Re: List destruction?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: List destruction?, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: List destruction?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: List destruction?, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: List destruction?, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: List destruction?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: List destruction?, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: List destruction?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: List destruction?, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: List destruction?, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: List destruction?, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: List destruction?, Andreas Thiele
• how to find out in which enclosing block we are?, Karol Skocik
  • Re: how to find out in which enclosing block we are?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: how to find out in which enclosing block we are?, Karol Skocik
• CLisp and Common Lisp, lurker
  • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, KevinZzz
  • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, KevinZzz
  • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, Christophe Rhodes
  • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, André Thieme
  • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, lurker
  • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, nvt
    • Re: CLisp and Common Lisp, John Thingstad
• Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
  • Re: Three whoops for me!, Frank Buss
    • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Frank Buss
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
    • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Sidney Markowitz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, sticky_keys
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
      • Hey, Jeff! [was Re: Three whoops for me!], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Hey, Jeff! [was Re: Three whoops for me!], sticky_keys
      • Re: Hey, Jeff! [was Re: Three whoops for me!], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Hey, Jeff! [was Re: Three whoops for me!], JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Bob Felts
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, sticky_keys
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Sidney Markowitz
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Three whoops for me!, sticky_keys
    • Re: Three whoops for me!, KevinZzz
    • Re: Three whoops for me!, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Robert Uhl
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, Bill Atkins
    • Re: Three whoops for me!, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Three whoops for me!, sticky_keys
• Multiple server prompt sbcl, hyperstring.net ltd
  • Re: Multiple server prompt sbcl, KevinZzz
• CLISP (Cygwin) defaults to :DOS instead of :UNIX, Aaron Brown
  • Re: CLISP (Cygwin) defaults to :DOS instead of :UNIX, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: CLISP (Cygwin) defaults to :DOS instead of :UNIX, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: CLISP (Cygwin) defaults to :DOS instead of :UNIX, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: CLISP (Cygwin) defaults to :DOS instead of :UNIX, Aaron Brown
      • Re: CLISP (Cygwin) defaults to :DOS instead of :UNIX, Rob Thorpe
• *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Juho Snellman
    • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Juho Snellman
    • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Juho Snellman
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Nicolas Neuss
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
    • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ari Johnson
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
    • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Raffael Cavallaro
    • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
  • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, philip . armitage
    • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: *** C.L.L README/FAQ ***, Ken Tilton
• CL-S3, a Common Lisp library to interface with the Amazon S3 Web Service, sven . van . caekenberghe
  • Re: CL-S3, a Common Lisp library to interface with the Amazon S3 Web Service, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: CL-S3, a Common Lisp library to interface with the Amazon S3 Web Service, Asbjxrn Bjxrnstad
  • Re: CL-S3, a Common Lisp library to interface with the Amazon S3 Web Service, Ken Tilton
• How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Pixel // pinterface
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Pixel // pinterface
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, grackle
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Zach Beane
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Zach Beane
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Zach Beane
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Charlton Wilbur
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, numeromancer
      • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Zach Beane
      • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, numeromancer
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Peder O. Klingenberg
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, dustmop
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Christian Lynbech
    • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Pixel // pinterface
      • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, John Thingstad
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Joe Marshall
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, Pierre THIERRY
  • Re: How do you Avoid Becoming a Smug Lisp Weenie?, gavino
• Instantiable generic functions, Joel Ray Holveck
  • Re: Instantiable generic functions, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Instantiable generic functions, Joel Ray Holveck
• why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, gavino
  • Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, Charlton Wilbur
  • Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, sticky_keys
    • Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, Alex Mizrahi
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    • Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, Christopher Koppler
      • Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], lurker
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Frank Buss
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Ken Tilton
      • Re: Kenny Does LispNYC [was Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?], Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: why isn't sussman owner of big software firm if he invented scheme?, Ron Garret
• Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, gavino
  • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
    • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, gavino
  • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, gavino
  • Re: Can i take credit card payments securely using lisp website?, Drew Crampsie
• Re: EuLisp, Thomas A. Russ
• Lazy sequence for reading file, grackle
  • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Andrew Philpot
  • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, nallen05
    • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, grackle
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, grackle
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Wade Humeniuk
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, grackle
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Christophe Rhodes
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Christophe Rhodes
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, grackle
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Joel Ray Holveck
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Christophe Rhodes
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Joel Ray Holveck
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Christophe Rhodes
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, grackle
      • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk
  • Re: Lazy sequence for reading file, Wade Humeniuk
• I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, gavino
  • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, rc
    • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, dustmop
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, gavino
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, gavino
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, marc spitzer
  • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, anamax
    • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, gavino
      • Re: I ask again where is a lisp database? crm? web browser? website building tool? bsd license?, grackle
• Demise of 6.001, Patrick Collison
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, Liu Fung Sin
    • Re: Demise of 6.001, Scot
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, Ralph Richard Cook
    • Re: Demise of 6.001, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, Ray
    • Re: Demise of 6.001, Pierre THIERRY
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, crepitus
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, dustmop
    • Re: Demise of 6.001, jon . lentz
      • Re: Demise of 6.001, jon . lentz
    • Re: Demise of 6.001, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: Demise of 6.001, Tracy R Reed
• why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, gavino
  • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, Ray
    • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, Larry Clapp
  • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, lispolos
  • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, dustmop
    • Re: why do java types scoff at php and lisp scoff at java?, Raffael Cavallaro
• Lisp meeting in Oslo, Norway, Tord Romstad
• What makes a Lisp Hacker?, hyperstring.net ltd
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Denis Nikiforov
    • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Frank Buss
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Frank Buss
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Sacha
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, nallen05
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Christopher Brown
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Andrew Baine
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Asbjørn Bjørnstad
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Christopher Koppler
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, noteed
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Christopher Koppler
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Pillsy
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, noteed
    • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Darrell Adams
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Alok
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Alok
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Mark Jerde
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Patrick May
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Richard Krushelnitskiy
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Juan José del Río
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Darrell Adams
  • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, samantha
    • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: What makes a Lisp Hacker?, Ken Tilton
• Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, byronsalty
    • Re: Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, Adam
    • Re: Beginners' Meta FAQ for comp.lang.lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
• *p Functions, James H.
  • Re: *p Functions, Adam
    • Re: *p Functions, Barry Margolin
  • Re: *p Functions, Ari Johnson
  • Re: *p Functions, Ray
    • Re: *p Functions, James H.
• Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pillsy
  • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, bradb
    • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Didier Verna
  • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pillsy
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pillsy
    • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pillsy
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pillsy
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pillsy
      • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Ari Johnson
    • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Wade Humeniuk
  • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Raffael Cavallaro
  • Re: Sealed generic functions in CLOS?, Pascal Costanza
• abuse@teranews.com, John Thingstad
• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Ray
  • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Jim Sokoloff
    • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Ray
    • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, marianomontone@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Bill Atkins
    • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Ray
  • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
    • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Ray
      • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
  • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs--Worth It?, Ray
• Question about LispWorks multithreading, Damien Kick
  • Re: Question about LispWorks multithreading, Bill Atkins
    • Re: Question about LispWorks multithreading, Damien Kick
• modifying a loop variable legal?, JP Massar
  • Re: modifying a loop variable legal?, Prabu
    • Re: modifying a loop variable legal?, Bill Atkins
  • Re: modifying a loop variable legal?, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: modifying a loop variable legal?, Rob Warnock
  • Re: modifying a loop variable legal?, Jason S Cornez
    • Re: modifying a loop variable legal?, Barry Margolin
• make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
  • Re: make-package on the fly, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
      • Re: make-package on the fly, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
    • Re: make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
      • Re: make-package on the fly, Barry Margolin
      • Re: make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
      • Re: make-package on the fly, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
  • Re: make-package on the fly, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: make-package on the fly, Ivan Boldyrev
  • Re: make-package on the fly, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
• CLOS and Macros, frito
  • Re: CLOS and Macros, Ken Tilton
  • Re: CLOS and Macros, Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: NYC LOCAL: Tuesday 14 November 2006 Lisp NYC: Ken Tilton on algebra tutors, live data, and the Cells system, MarkHaniford@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: NYC LOCAL: Tuesday 14 November 2006 Lisp NYC: Ken Tilton on algebra tutors, live data, and the Cells system, Ken Tilton
• Pulling hair out!, boating12345
  • Re: Pulling hair out!, hyperstring.net ltd
    • Re: Pulling hair out!, hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: Pulling hair out!, hyperstring.net ltd
      • Re: Pulling hair out!, André Thieme
• Newbie FAQ, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Newbie FAQ, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Newbie FAQ, boating12345
    • Re: Newbie FAQ, Juan José del Río
  • Re: Newbie FAQ, Paolo Amoroso
    • Re: Newbie FAQ, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, Paolo Amoroso
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, Larry Clapp
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, Holger Schauer
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Newbie FAQ, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Newbie FAQ, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Newbie FAQ, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, Markus Grueneis
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, philip . armitage
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, Adam
      • Re: Newbie FAQ, Ray
• Eval function, Gene Ash
  • Re: Eval function, Frank Buss
    • Re: Eval function, Gene Ash
  • Re: Eval function, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Eval function, Prabu
    • Re: Eval function, Gene Ash
    • Re: Eval function, ignas.mikalajunas@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Eval function, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Eval function, system8192
    • Re: Eval function, Prabu
• Float numbers input-output, alexey.goldin@xxxxxxxxx
• Blowfish usage?, Petter Gustad
  • Re: Blowfish usage?, Petter Gustad
    • Re: Blowfish usage?, boating12345
• [ANN] cl-migrations 0.0.1, vamsee
• unbuffered io?, yinso . chen
  • Re: unbuffered io?, Sam Steingold
    • Re: unbuffered io?, yinso . chen
      • Re: unbuffered io?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: unbuffered io?, Sam Steingold
      • Re: unbuffered io?, yinso . chen
• Re: Efficiency of arrays in LISP, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: Efficiency of arrays in LISP, Michal Krupka
    • Re: Efficiency of arrays in LISP, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: Efficiency of arrays in LISP, Alexander Schmolck
• Implementing telnet, Damien Kick
• stack-based programming in Lisp?, Frank Buss
  • Re: stack-based programming in Lisp?, D Herring
  • Re: stack-based programming in Lisp?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: stack-based programming in Lisp?, Frank Buss
• generic sequences and generators, Matthew D Swank
• html parser, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: html parser, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: html parser, nhabedi
  • Re: html parser, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: html parser, Petter Gustad
• how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Jimka
  • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Jimka
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Jimka
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Harald Hanche-Olsen
    • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Harald Hanche-Olsen
    • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Jimka
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, John Thingstad
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Jimka
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Carl Taylor
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Harald Hanche-Olsen
  • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Wade Humeniuk
    • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Jimka
      • Re: how to declare ignorable in destructuring-bind, Wade Humeniuk
• Allegro serve too many open files, boating12345
  • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, boating12345
      • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, boating12345
      • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Allegro serve too many open files, boating12345
• argument passing with side effect, noteed
  • Re: argument passing with side effect, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: argument passing with side effect, noteed
      • Re: argument passing with side effect, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: argument passing with side effect, noteed
• cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Vagif Verdi
  • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Ken Tilton
    • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), pkhuong
    • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Vagif Verdi
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Ken Tilton
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Vagif Verdi
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Ken Tilton
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Ken Tilton
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Vagif Verdi
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Ken Tilton
      • Re: cells with simple types (not CLOS objects), Ken Tilton
• :method-combination +, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: :method-combination +, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: :method-combination +, Bill Atkins
    • Re: :method-combination +, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: Using lisp to generate .net business applications, Prabu
  • Re: Using lisp to generate .net business applications, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Using lisp to generate .net business applications, Prabu
      • Re: Using lisp to generate .net business applications, Pascal Bourguignon
• 2 macros and passing gensyms around, Sacha
  • Re: 2 macros and passing gensyms around, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: 2 macros and passing gensyms around, Sacha
• Lisp and ERP, ibpratibha
  • Re: Lisp and ERP, Prabu
  • Re: Lisp and ERP, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Lisp and ERP, Rob Warnock
  • Re: Lisp and ERP, John Thingstad
• I am baffled by types and declarations., Pillsy
  • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Rob Thorpe
  • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Ken Tilton
    • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Pillsy
      • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Ken Tilton
      • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Pillsy
      • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Rob Thorpe
  • Re: I am baffled by types and declarations., Alex Mizrahi
• JOB: developer/programmer at Los Alamos National Laboratory (NM), Johan Bollen
• What is not written in CLHS about WRITE and PRINT-OBJECT, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: What is not written in CLHS about WRITE and PRINT-OBJECT, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: What is not written in CLHS about WRITE and PRINT-OBJECT, Arthur Smyles
    • Re: What is not written in CLHS about WRITE and PRINT-OBJECT, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: What is not written in CLHS about WRITE and PRINT-OBJECT, Pascal Costanza
• Lisp Free Editor, PaowZ
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, prabuinet
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, Gene Ash
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, nhabedi
    • Re: Lisp Free Editor, PaowZ
      • Re: Lisp Free Editor, Michael Bohn
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, TMH
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, TMH
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, Timofei Shatrov
  • Re: Lisp Free Editor, Bernd Schmitt
• Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Gene Ash
  • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Gene Ash
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Gene Ash
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Gene Ash
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Peder O. Klingenberg
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Gene Ash
      • Re: Lisp Syntax color highlight in Lisp Box, Rob Thorpe
• is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, gavino
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Raffael Cavallaro
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Ray
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Joe Marshall
    • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Bill Atkins
    • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Vagif Verdi
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, dustmop
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, ttk
    • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, John Thingstad
  • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, Sam Steingold
    • Re: is clisp alive? is SBCL a bsd license? why aren't more MIT grad rich from lisp?, John Thingstad
• Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, dustmop
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Benjamin Teuber
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Jim Ottaway
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, nallen05
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, nominolo
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, John Thingstad
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ari Johnson
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Vagif Verdi
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ray
  • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, pwbdecker
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Wade Humeniuk
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Which is the "Lisp" way of programming?, Pascal Costanza
• Current status of threading in Common Lisp implementations, thetza
  • Re: Current status of threading in Common Lisp implementations, nikodemus
    • Re: Current status of threading in Common Lisp implementations, Igor Plekhov
      • Re: Current status of threading in Common Lisp implementations, pTymN
  • Re: Current status of threading in Common Lisp implementations, Espen Vestre
• The macros have escaped! (Boo)., netytan
  • Re: The macros have escaped! (Boo)., JanTheKing
    • Re: The macros have escaped! (Boo)., netytan
  • Re: The macros have escaped! (Boo)., Pascal Costanza
• Unexpected Behavior in (lml2:html ...), Bug or (Mis)Feature?, jackpanella
  • Re: Unexpected Behavior in (lml2:html ...), Bug or (Mis)Feature?, alessiostalla
    • Re: Unexpected Behavior in (lml2:html ...), Bug or (Mis)Feature?, jackpanella
• Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, JanTheKing
  • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, JanTheKing
  • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Paolo Amoroso
    • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, JanTheKing
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, JanTheKing
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Gene Ash
  • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Zach Beane
    • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, JanTheKing
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Zach Beane
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, billc
  • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, OMouse
  • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Rob Thorpe
    • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Rafal Strzalinski
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, John Thingstad
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Rafal Strzalinski
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Frank Goenninger DG1SBG
      • Re: Command line documentation for Allegro Lisp - like MAN in Unix, Rob Thorpe
• Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Christopher Koppler
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Ari Johnson
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Ari Johnson
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, grackle
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, numeromancer
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Christopher Koppler
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Christopher Koppler
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Christopher Koppler
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Nicolas Neuss
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Jon Harrop
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Victor Kryukov
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Victor Kryukov
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Jon Harrop
      • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses / Mathematica??, Richard J. Fateman
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, birchb
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Ari Johnson
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Bill Atkins
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Harald Hanche-Olsen
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, dustmop
  • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, Lars Brinkhoff
    • Re: Lisp and Scheme with fewer parentheses, John Thingstad
• Webactions use url rewriting while cookies are available - why?, Victor Kryukov
  • Re: Webactions use url rewriting while cookies are available - why?, André Thieme
• At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Ken Tilton
  • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", pillsbury
    • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Ken Tilton
      • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", pillsbury
      • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Ken Tilton
      • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", pillsbury
    • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Jan Van lent
      • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Ken Tilton
      • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Ken Tilton
      • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Ken Tilton
  • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", nallen05
  • Re: At pain of repeating myself, another nooby exercise from "In the Trenches With Kenny", Tayssir John Gabbour
• if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
  • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Andrew Baine
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Sam Steingold
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Christopher Koppler
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, arnuld
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
  • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Charlton Wilbur
  • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, arnuld
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, arnuld
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, arnuld
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Steven E. Harris
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, arnuld
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, David Steuber
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, goose
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, goose
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Tim X
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Tim X
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, John Thingstad
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Tim X
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, John Thingstad
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, sticky_keys
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Tim X
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, Ari Johnson
  • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, dustmop
    • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, gavino
      • Re: if Clisp is so good where are the commonly used apps?, dustmop
• LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Vebjorn Ljosa
    • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, rif
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Bill Atkins
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, rif
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: LSA (latent sematic analysis) in Lisp, or at least SVD, Robert Dodier
• Howto find the enclosing top-level-form, Michael Bohn
  • Re: Howto find the enclosing top-level-form, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Howto find the enclosing top-level-form, Larry Clapp
    • Re: Howto find the enclosing top-level-form, Michael Bohn
  • Re: Howto find the enclosing top-level-form, Greg Buchholz
  • Re: Howto find the enclosing top-level-form, Thomas A. Russ
• Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, JanTheKing
  • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, JanTheKing
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, JanTheKing
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, JanTheKing
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, Gene Ash
      • Re: Register/ include macros in the Lisp Box permanently, Rob Warnock
• (newbie) Debugging in Allegro Lisp, JanTheKing
  • Re: (newbie) Debugging in Allegro Lisp, Espen Vestre
    • Re: (newbie) Debugging in Allegro Lisp, JanTheKing
• Social problems of lisp, TheLifter
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Jon Harrop
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Social problems of lisp, TheLifter
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Social problems of lisp, TheLifter
      • Re: Social problems of lisp, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Social problems of lisp, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, grackle
    • Re: Social problems of lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Social problems of lisp, Kjetil S. Matheussen
      • Re: Social problems of lisp, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Social problems of lisp, Kjetil S. Matheussen
      • Re: Social problems of lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, David Steuber
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Joe Marshall
    • Re: Social problems of lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, arnuld
  • Message not available
    • Re: Social problems of lisp, arnuld
  • Re: Social problems of lisp, Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Assistance Needed: Setf, André Thieme
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Assistance Needed: Setf, André Thieme
• 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, jmckitrick
  • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, Geoffrey Summerhayes
    • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, jmckitrick
  • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, grackle
      • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, Juho Snellman
      • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, grackle
      • Re: 'Tipping point' for list of integers versus vector?, Juho Snellman
• How do you deal with lisp libraries, Pedro Kröger
  • Re: How do you deal with lisp libraries, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: How do you deal with lisp libraries, Bill Atkins
  • Re: How do you deal with lisp libraries, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: How do you deal with lisp libraries, Paolo Amoroso
      • Re: How do you deal with lisp libraries, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• newbie enigma here, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
  • Re: newbie enigma here, Juho Snellman
    • Re: newbie enigma here, Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
    • Re: newbie enigma here, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
• case of predicates, Jimka
  • Re: case of predicates, John Thingstad
  • Re: case of predicates, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: case of predicates, Jimka
    • Re: case of predicates, Steven Haflich
      • Re: case of predicates, Richard Krushelnitskiy
      • Re: case of predicates, Pascal Costanza
• Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Steuber
  • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, prabuinet
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Golden
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Raffael Cavallaro
    • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Russell McManus
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Zach Beane
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Andras Simon
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Andras Simon
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Andras Simon
      • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, Bill Atkins
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Why is Lisp attacked on Reddit almost as often as Republicans?, David Steuber
• System Programming Lisp, greg . johnston
  • Re: System Programming Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: System Programming Lisp, Paolo Amoroso
  • Re: System Programming Lisp, Juanjo
    • Re: System Programming Lisp, greg . johnston
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, greg . johnston
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, Juanjo
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
  • Re: System Programming Lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: System Programming Lisp, greg . johnston
    • Re: System Programming Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, bradb
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
    • Re: System Programming Lisp, Bill Atkins
      • Re: System Programming Lisp, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: System Programming Lisp, Alok
  • Re: System Programming Lisp, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Alok
  • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Javier
    • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Javier
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Javier
    • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Bill Atkins
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Javier
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Juho Snellman
  • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Alok
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, anamax
    • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Alok
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, anamax
      • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Alok
  • Re: lisp implementations and scaling requirements, Douglas Crosher
• Binary in memory stream, djneu
  • Re: Binary in memory stream, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Binary in memory stream, nhabedi
• State variables in cl-lexer, Maverik
  • Re: State variables in cl-lexer, Michael Parker
    • Re: State variables in cl-lexer, Maverik
• is-semicolumns function, chico
  • Re: is-semicolumns function, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: is-semicolumns function, chico
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, Bulent Murtezaoglu
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: is-semicolumns function, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: is-semicolumns function, Ken Tilton
    • Re: is-semicolumns function, Pascal Bourguignon
• Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Otto Diesenbacher
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Szymon
      • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, Zach Beane
    • Re: Most efficient way of converting a hash table to a 2D array (or other easily serializable object)?, dpapathanasiou
• Re: Lispjobs.com relocating, Larry Clapp
• Forms vs. values in macros, grackle
  • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, grackle
    • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, Sidney Markowitz
  • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, grackle
      • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, grackle
  • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Forms vs. values in macros, Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Current state of Symbolics, js0987
  • Re: Current state of Symbolics, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
• win32 api, djbuzzkill
  • Re: win32 api, Luke J Crook
    • Re: win32 api, sankymoron
    • Re: win32 api, djbuzzkill
  • Re: win32 api, Jack Unrue
    • Re: win32 api, djbuzzkill
    • Re: win32 api, Ken Tilton
      • Re: win32 api, Jack Unrue
      • Re: win32 api, Jack Unrue
      • Re: win32 api, Ken Tilton
      • Re: win32 api, Jack Unrue
      • Re: win32 api, Jack Unrue
      • Re: win32 api, Ken Tilton
• Re: Non-destructive sorts?, robinganemccalla@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Non-destructive sorts?, Bill Atkins
    • Re: Non-destructive sorts?, robinganemccalla@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Non-destructive sorts?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Non-destructive sorts?, Pascal Bourguignon
• URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, Trastabuga
  • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, Victor Kryukov
    • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, Trastabuga
      • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, André Thieme
      • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, Trastabuga
      • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, Rob Warnock
      • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: URL hiding (file download script) using Lisp, Rob Warnock
• Logging with Allegroserve, boating12345
  • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, Wade Humeniuk
  • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, André Thieme
    • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, boating12345
      • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, boating12345
      • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, boating12345
      • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, André Thieme
      • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, boating12345
      • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, André Thieme
  • Re: Logging with Allegroserve, Petter Gustad
• Re: Using "internal" macros of a CL implementation, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Using "internal" macros of a CL implementation, Victor Kryukov
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Using "internal" macros of a CL implementation, roland . kaufmann
• Re: logo design, Ken Tilton
  • Re: logo design, Ed Symanzik
    • Re: logo design, Ken Tilton
      • Re: logo design, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: logo design, Rob Warnock
      • Re: logo design, Ken Tilton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: logo design, Bill Atkins
    • Re: logo design, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• initialize-instance question, Karol Skocik
  • Re: initialize-instance question, Alan Crowe
  • Re: initialize-instance question, Ken Tilton
    • Re: initialize-instance question, Karol Skocik
      • Re: initialize-instance question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: initialize-instance question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: initialize-instance question, Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Aha! moments, Tayssir John Gabbour
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Aha! moments, JohnFredCee
    • Re: Aha! moments, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Aha! moments, JohnFredCee
      • Re: Aha! moments, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Aha! moments, philip . armitage
• A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Javier
  • Re: A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Javier
      • Re: A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Javier
      • Re: A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Javier
  • Re: A CLOS question: slot-value and setf, Christophe Rhodes
• Re: nested presentations, GP lisper
  • Re: nested presentations, Paolo Amoroso
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: nested presentations, Matthias Koeppe
• How to find Common Lisp software/resources: CL Directory [newbies: read this], Paolo Amoroso
  • Re: How to find Common Lisp software/resources: CL Directory [newbies: read this], boating12345
• top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., mindful
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Ralph Allan Rice
    • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., sankymoron
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Ken Tilton
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Pedro Kröger
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Stefan Scholl
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Jimka
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., Bill Atkins
    • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., boating12345
  • Re: top 3 books to be used by a .net programmer to learn lisp., André Thieme
• AI book by Peter Norvig, joseph
  • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, mark main
  • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, mark main
  • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, Victor Kryukov
  • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, Sidney Markowitz
  • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, Pedro Kröger
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • AI book by Peter Norvig, joseph
    • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, Barry Margolin
    • Re: AI book by Peter Norvig, Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: [OT] How do you read usenet news (c.l.l of course!), Didier Verna
• Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Harald Hanche-Olsen
    • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, robinganemccalla@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Fred Gilham
      • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, vedm
      • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Calling all NYC math education-interested yobbos, vedm
• Re: How do you read usenet news (c.l.l of course!), bradb
• Re: c macros -- turing complete?, Rob Thorpe
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: c macros -- turing complete?, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: c macros -- turing complete?, Jimka
      • Re: c macros -- turing complete?, Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Using (CASE ...) with strings?, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Using (CASE ...) with strings?, jjjacobson
    • Re: Using (CASE ...) with strings?, Bill Atkins
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Using (CASE ...) with strings?, Raymond Laning
    • Re: Using (CASE ...) with strings?, muad_dib
  • Re: Using (CASE ...) with strings?, Sam Steingold
• Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, sankymoron
  • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk
    • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Bill Atkins
    • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Rob Thorpe
      • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk
  • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Rob Warnock
      • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: CL implementations and tail-call optimization, Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), JohnFredCee
  • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Bill Atkins
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Bill Atkins
    • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Bill Atkins
      • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Rob Warnock
      • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Bill Atkins
  • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Maciek Pasternacki
    • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), grackle
      • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Maciek Pasternacki
      • Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:unload-op 'cl-spont), Thomas A. Russ

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