comp.lang.lisp

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• Useless SBCL on Win32: memory problem, quasistellarlight
  • Re: Useless SBCL on Win32: memory problem, Timofei Shatrov
• eql faster than = (integer comparison on sbcl)?, krewinkel
  • Re: eql faster than = (integer comparison on sbcl)?, André Thieme
  • Re: eql faster than = (integer comparison on sbcl)?, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: eql faster than = (integer comparison on sbcl)?, krewinkel
• Lisp as an ODBC data source, zellerin@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lisp as an ODBC data source, nhabedi
    • Re: Lisp as an ODBC data source, zellerin@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lisp as an ODBC data source, John Thingstad
• A style question, job-271842874
  • Re: A style question, Frank Buss
    • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, Pillsy
      • Re: A style question, GP lisper
      • Re: A style question, Pillsy
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: A style question, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: A style question, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: A style question, Frank Buss
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, Pillsy
      • Re: A style question, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: A style question, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: A style question, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: A style question, John Thingstad
      • Re: A style question, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: A style question, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: A style question, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: A style question, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: A style question, Barry Fishman
      • Re: A style question, John Thingstad
      • Re: A style question, Frank Buss
  • Re: A style question, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: A style question, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: A style question, Paul Wallich
    • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: A style question, John Thingstad
    • Re: A style question, job-271842874
    • Re: A style question, Dan Bensen
  • Re: A style question, Wade Humeniuk
    • Re: A style question, Wade Humeniuk
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      • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, justinhj
      • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, justinhj
      • Re: A style question, justinhj
      • Re: A style question, justinhj
  • Re: A style question, job-271842874
    • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, Brian Adkins
      • Re: A style question, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: A style question, Rob Warnock
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: A style question, job-271842874
      • Re: A style question, Rob Warnock
      • Re: A style question, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: A style question, nallen05
      • Re: A style question, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: A style question, Ken Tilton
    • Re: A style question, Joel Wilsson
    • Re: A style question, André Thieme
• sexp-aware theory of patches and "meta common lisp", nallen05
  • Re: sexp-aware theory of patches and "meta common lisp", nallen05
  • Re: sexp-aware theory of patches and "meta common lisp", Rob Warnock
    • Re: sexp-aware theory of patches and "meta common lisp", nallen05
  • Re: sexp-aware theory of patches and "meta common lisp", Rainer Joswig
    • Re: sexp-aware theory of patches and "meta common lisp", nallen05
• -2 is not a real number?!?, cdombroski
  • Re: -2 is not a real number?!?, Mattias Nilsson
  • Re: -2 is not a real number?!?, nhabedi
    • Re: -2 is not a real number?!?, Chris Dombroski
  • Re: -2 is not a real number?!?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: -2 is not a real number?!?, mmcconnell17704
    • Re: -2 is not a real number?!?, Ken Tilton
• "The Swine before Perl" location?, Paul Nakata
  • Re: "The Swine before Perl" location?, nhabedi
    • Re: "The Swine before Perl" location?, Kevin Tucker
• Effeciency of any predicate, S. Robert James
  • Re: Effeciency of any predicate, Zach Beane
  • Re: Effeciency of any predicate, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Effeciency of any predicate, Alan Crowe
  • Re: Effeciency of any predicate, Vassil Nikolov
  • Re: Effeciency of any predicate, André Thieme
• Optimizing sort-algorithm, alex
  • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Joel Wilsson
  • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Wade Humeniuk
    • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, alex
      • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Joel Wilsson
  • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Tim Bradshaw
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    • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, alex
      • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Joel Wilsson
      • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, alex
  • Re: Optimizing sort-algorithm, Thomas A. Russ
• Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, S. Robert James
  • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, André Thieme
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Joel Wilsson
    • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Alan Crowe
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, André Thieme
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, S. Robert James
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, André Thieme
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Zach Beane
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, drewc
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Drew Crampsie
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Duane Rettig
  • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, André Thieme
    • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Zach Beane
  • Re: Lisp Syntax - functions versus data, Thomas A. Russ
• CLSQL question, Trastabuga
• cl-darcs 0.2.0, Magnus Henoch
• CFFI Public Key?, Robert Uhl
• Old Flavors in CLOS?, Len Charest
  • Re: Old Flavors in CLOS?, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: Old Flavors in CLOS?, Steven Haflich
• LISP Implementation of Doom Engine, srallya
  • Re: LISP Implementation of Doom Engine, Ken Tilton
    • Re: LISP Implementation of Doom Engine, justinhj
  • Re: LISP Implementation of Doom Engine, alternativeemailadresse
• LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
  • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Ken Tilton
    • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Ken Tilton
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Ken Tilton
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Frank Buss
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Ken Tilton
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Ken Tilton
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Rob Warnock
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: LISP diploma project idea, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Andras Simon
  • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Alexander Schmolck
    • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Juho Snellman
  • Re: LISP diploma project idea, Alan Crowe
• Implementing REPL..., Timofei Shatrov
  • Re: Implementing REPL... [especially the "read" part], Vassil Nikolov
    • Re: Implementing REPL... [especially the "read" part], Rob Warnock
    • Re: Implementing REPL... [especially the "read" part], philip . armitage
  • Re: Implementing REPL..., Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
    • Re: Implementing REPL..., Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: Implementing REPL..., Dmitry V. Gorbatovsky
      • Re: Implementing REPL..., Thomas A. Russ
• nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
  • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Andras Simon
  • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Barry Margolin
    • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
    • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
      • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
      • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
    • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
      • Re: nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, Zach Beane
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  • nested backquoting (newbie) question in Clisp, erdibalint
• is slime&cygwin combo possible?, PeateyK
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    • Re: is slime&cygwin combo possible?, PeateyK
• Map, Filter, and Reduce in Lisp, S. Robert James
  • Re: Map, Filter, and Reduce in Lisp, Pedro Kroger
  • Re: Map, Filter, and Reduce in Lisp, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Map, Filter, and Reduce in Lisp, Vassil Nikolov
• simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Dingbat Charlie
  • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), ivant
    • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Dingbat Charlie
  • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Pascal Costanza
  • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Tel A.
    • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Steven Haflich
      • Re: simple lambda closure notation question (Noob!), Vassil Nikolov
• Functions in dynamic library, yong
  • Re: Functions in dynamic library, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Functions in dynamic library, yong
  • Re: Functions in dynamic library, juan . c . olarte
• Image Data type, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Image Data type, Zach Beane
    • Re: Image Data type, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Image Data type, Vassil Nikolov
• PHP date, John Thingstad
• Macros and package context, jurgen_defurne
  • Re: Macros and package context, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Macros and package context, jurgen_defurne
• Re: SBCL just turned 1.0!, job-271842874
• Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, Vassil Nikolov
  • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, T Taneli Vahakangas
    • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, T Taneli Vahakangas
      • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, John Thingstad
  • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, T Taneli Vahakangas
      • Re: Optimizing n-gram generation, T Taneli Vahakangas
• Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Richard M Kreuter
  • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Richard M Kreuter
  • Re: Can DIRECTORY return wild pathnames?, Vassil Nikolov
• behavior of pprint with circular lists in structures, Joshua Taylor
• Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, John Thingstad
    • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Chris Parker
      • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Chris Parker
      • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Petter Gustad
  • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Petter Gustad
  • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, André Thieme
    • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, Robert Uhl
  • Re: Regarding portable allegro server and free multi threaded web servers, André Thieme
• Regarding araneida multithreading, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
• Enforcing type specifications, Matthew X. Economou
  • Re: Enforcing type specifications, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Enforcing type specifications, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Enforcing type specifications, Christian von Essen
    • Re: Enforcing type specifications, Matthew X. Economou
• Portability gotchas, Zach Beane
  • Re: Portability gotchas, Tayssir John Gabbour
    • Re: Portability gotchas, Zach Beane
    • Re: Portability gotchas, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: Portability gotchas, John Thingstad
    • Re: Portability gotchas, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: Portability gotchas, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Portability gotchas, Vassil Nikolov
    • Re: Portability gotchas, Zach Beane
  • Re: Portability gotchas, Vassil Nikolov
  • Re: Portability gotchas, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Portability gotchas, Zach Beane
      • Re: Portability gotchas, Vassil Nikolov
  • Re: Portability gotchas, Robert Dodier
• Call for Participation: ILC'07, Pascal Costanza
• Two names for the same variable, lukas.pustina@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Two names for the same variable, Pillsy
  • Re: Two names for the same variable, christopher . m . russell
    • Re: Two names for the same variable, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Two names for the same variable, André Thieme
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, christopher . m . russell
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, christopher . m . russell
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: Two names for the same variable, Alan Crowe
• can anyone help me out??, ankitasehgal15
  • Re: can anyone help me out??, nallen05
• ( picoVerse-:( I want to generate machine code ) ), picoVerse
  • Re: ( picoVerse-:( I want to generate machine code ) ), Wolfram Fenske
    • [off-topic] examining the C compiler's output (Ex: ( picoVerse-:( I want to generate machine code ) )), Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: examining the C compiler's output (Ex: ( picoVerse-:( I want to generate machine code ) )), Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: examining the C compiler's output (Ex: ( picoVerse-:( I want to generate machine code ) )), Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: examining the C compiler's output (Ex: ( picoVerse-:( I want to generate machine code ) )), Wolfram Fenske
• slime-repl not printing, Zak Wilson
• web development on windows, Eyal
  • Re: web development on windows, André Thieme
    • Re: web development on windows, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: web development on windows, Eyal
      • Re: web development on windows, André Thieme
      • Re: web development on windows, Duane Rettig
      • Re: web development on windows, parnell
      • Re: web development on windows, Eyal
      • Re: web development on windows, André Thieme
      • Re: web development on windows, John Thingstad
    • Re: web development on windows, dixkey
  • Re: web development on windows, Alex Mizrahi
• objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Pillsy
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
    • Re: objects & namespaces, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Ken Tilton
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Ralf Mattes
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Dan Bensen
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: objects & namespaces, Vassil Nikolov
    • Re: objects & namespaces, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: objects & namespaces, Alan Crowe
• Re: Looking for implementation of Lisp / Scheme for mobile devices, T Taneli Vahakangas
• http://www.seaside.st/, gavino
  • Re: http://www.seaside.st/, Chris Parker
    • Re: http://www.seaside.st/, Ken Tilton
• No module management?, Dan Bensen
  • Re: No module management?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: No module management?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: No module management?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: No module management?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: No module management?, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: No module management?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: No module management?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: No module management?, Kaz Kylheku
• Parsing a odd log file format, robi
  • Re: Parsing a odd log file format, nhabedi
    • Re: Parsing a odd log file format, robi
      • Re: Parsing a odd log file format, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Parsing a odd log file format, robi
      • Re: Parsing a odd log file format, Pascal Bourguignon
• MWUAHA: All your Web clients are belong to us (dataflow/reactive paradigms), kentilton
  • Re: MWUAHA: All your Web clients are belong to us (dataflow/reactive paradigms), Bob Felts
  • Re: MWUAHA: All your Web clients are belong to us (dataflow/reactive paradigms), Vagif Verdi
    • Re: MWUAHA: All your Web clients are belong to us (dataflow/reactive paradigms), Ken Tilton
• using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, KyleMcG@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, Joel Wilsson
    • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, Joel Wilsson
    • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, KyleMcG@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, Joel Wilsson
      • Re: using a macro to modify an object every time some funciton is called, KyleMcG@xxxxxxxxx
• How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, jurgen_defurne
  • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, D Herring
  • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, jurgen_defurne
    • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, jurgen_defurne
      • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to process contents of a list variable through a macro ?, John Thingstad
• What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, gavino
  • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, gavino
      • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, Andras Simon
  • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, Timofei Shatrov
  • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, Don Geddis
  • Re: What are advantages of cmu v clisp vs sbcl?, Vagif Verdi
• is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, gavino
  • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Kirk Sluder
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, gavino
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Kirk Sluder
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Kirk Sluder
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, gavino
  • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, philip . armitage
    • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Kirk Sluder
    • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, gavino
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, philip . armitage
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, George Neuner
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Chris Parker
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, George Neuner
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Chris Parker
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, George Neuner
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      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, George Neuner
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      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Alan Crowe
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Chris Parker
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Kirk Sluder
  • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, baalbek
    • Re: is a relational db a god tool or not really worth it?, Tim Bradshaw
• vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, gavino
  • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Didier Verna
    • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Stefan Scholl
      • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Andrew Reilly
      • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Andrew Reilly
      • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Vassil Nikolov
    • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Didier Verna
      • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, gavino
    • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Samuel Tardieu
  • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, gavino
  • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, philip . armitage
    • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, gavino
      • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Bob Felts
  • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, Chris Parker
    • Re: vi as a lisp editor vs emacs, bradb
• attn: sallyann - genuinely super money - fisyo - (1/1), burnaby
• Is there any embeddable lisp or scheme?, llothar
  • Re: Is there any embeddable lisp or scheme?, Jens Axel Søgaard
  • Re: Is there any embeddable lisp or scheme?, John Thingstad
  • Re: Is there any embeddable lisp or scheme?, Juanjo
    • Re: Is there any embeddable lisp or scheme?, llothar
      • Re: Is there any embeddable lisp or scheme?, Juanjo
• ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
  • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Ken Tilton
    • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Ken Tilton
  • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Ari Johnson
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
    • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, Sam Steingold
      • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
  • Re: ANN: ABLE 0.1, A Basic Lisp Editor, philip . armitage
• eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Peter Michaux
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Peter Michaux
      • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, John Thingstad
    • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Peter Michaux
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Tayssir John Gabbour
    • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Tayssir John Gabbour
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, John Thingstad
      • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, John Thingstad
      • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Richard M Kreuter
  • Re: eshewing CLOS-style OOP in Common Lisp?, Wade Humeniuk
• Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, baalbek
  • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Ray Dillinger
      • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Ken Tilton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Peter Michaux
  • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Ray Dillinger
    • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Alain Picard
      • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, MarkHaniford@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Ray Dillinger
      • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Zach Beane
  • Re: LISP Object Oriented ?, Raffael Cavallaro
• First real Lisp project, zlatozar
  • Re: First real Lisp project, D Herring
    • Re: First real Lisp project, Harold Lee
• During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, joubert . nel
  • Re: During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, joubert . nel
      • Re: During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: During (load), get the directory in which the .lisp file resides, Pascal Bourguignon
• uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, hom . sepanta
  • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Tayssir John Gabbour
  • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, hom . sepanta
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Daniel Janus
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, hom . sepanta
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Tayssir John Gabbour
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Tayssir John Gabbour
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Tayssir John Gabbour
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Thanks, hom . sepanta
  • Re: uninterned symbols: how do they really work?, Kaz Kylheku
• common lisp as scripting language, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Ken Tilton
  • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Emilio Lopes
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, pfisk
  • Re: common lisp as scripting language, nicolas . edel
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Wade Humeniuk
      • Re: common lisp as scripting language, nicolas . edel
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Dan Bensen
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Giorgos Keramidas
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Rob Warnock
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Duane Rettig
  • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Chaitanya Gupta
    • Re: common lisp as scripting language, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: common lisp as scripting language, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: common lisp as scripting language, pfisk
      • Re: common lisp as scripting language, kentilton
      • Re: common lisp as scripting language, pfisk
• Regarding common lisp plugin, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Regarding common lisp plugin, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Regarding common lisp plugin, Chaitanya Gupta
• Re: Lambda Associates is restored, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lambda Associates is restored, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lambda Associates is restored, Rob Warnock
• Re: Questions regarding functions and #', Vassil Nikolov
• high resolution timing info, nicolas . edel
  • Re: high resolution timing info, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: high resolution timing info, nicolas . edel
      • Re: high resolution timing info, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: high resolution timing info, John Thingstad
      • Re: high resolution timing info, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: high resolution timing info, nicolas . edel
• Lisp is the language from which the gods wrought the universe., Ralph Allan Rice
  • Re: Lisp is the language from which the gods wrought the universe., John Thingstad
  • Re: Lisp is the language from which the gods wrought the universe., Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Lisp is the language from which the gods wrought the universe., Harald Hanche-Olsen
• '() not the same as (list) ?, Schüle Daniel
  • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, Schüle Daniel
      • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, Nils M Holm
  • Re: '() not the same as (list) ?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Here We (well, Google) Go Again..., Ken Tilton
  • Re: Here We (well, Google) Go Again..., Geoff Cant
    • Re: Here We (well, Google) Go Again..., Ken Tilton
      • Re: Here We (well, Google) Go Again..., Ken Tilton
• ironclad:digest-file, daBittweiler
  • Re: ironclad:digest-file, Zach Beane
• Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Ron Garret
  • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Espen Vestre
  • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Ron Garret
    • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Ron Garret
      • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Ron Garret
      • Re: Is there a way to do this without using EVAL?, Barry Margolin
• COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, David E. Young
  • Re: COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, David E. Young
  • Re: COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, John Thingstad
    • Re: COMPILE-FILE and conforming implementations, David E. Young
• Problem with custom slot-definitions, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Problem with custom slot-definitions, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Problem with custom slot-definitions, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Problem with custom slot-definitions, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Problem with custom slot-definitions, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Problem with custom slot-definitions, Bill Atkins
• GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Me
  • Re: GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: GC: last use of a symbol or end of scope?, Kaz Kylheku
• Instance counter., Chris Schumacher
  • Re: Instance counter., Frank Buss
  • Re: Instance counter., Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Instance counter., Michael
      • Re: Instance counter., Pascal Costanza
• SBCL+emacs+slime+clsql problem, soft-kower
• ANNOUNCE: Bosco 0.8 Available, mikel@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: ANNOUNCE: Bosco 0.8 Available, Rainer Joswig
• System construction not recursive ?, jurgen_defurne
  • Re: System construction not recursive ?, Bill Atkins
  • Re: System construction not recursive ?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: System construction not recursive ?, jurgen_defurne
• Any recommendation for http client library?, Trastabuga
  • Re: Any recommendation for http client library?, nhabedi
    • Re: Any recommendation for http client library?, Trastabuga
      • Re: Any recommendation for http client library?, nhabedi
      • Re: Any recommendation for http client library?, Trastabuga
  • Re: Any recommendation for http client library?, dixkey
• Re: Chinese Characters, Chris Barts
  • Re: Chinese Characters, Pascal Bourguignon
• generating random list at compile-time, alex
  • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: generating random list at compile-time, alex
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, alex
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Tin Gherdanarra
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: generating random list at compile-time, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Wilbur2 on SBCL, Adam
• system calls for unix with GCLSIP, Steffen Panning
  • Re: system calls for unix with GCLSIP, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: system calls for unix with GCLSIP, John Thingstad
• Re: Douglas Hofstadter's "M-I-U" system, S. Robert James
  • Re: Douglas Hofstadter's "M-I-U" system, Chris Barts
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Douglas Hofstadter's "M-I-U" system, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Douglas Hofstadter's "M-I-U" system, Wolfram Fenske
• mit-scheme+emacs+slime, jesse
  • Re: mit-scheme+emacs+slime, Adam
  • Re: mit-scheme+emacs+slime, Rob Warnock
  • Re: mit-scheme+emacs+slime, bradb
  • Re: mit-scheme+emacs+slime, Jens Axel Søgaard
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: mit-scheme+emacs+slime, jesse
• search and replace, qalex1
  • Re: search and replace, Pillsy
  • Re: search and replace, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: search and replace, GP lisper
  • Re: search and replace, roland . rau
• attn: asher - truly inspiring power - ec - (1/1), rudyard
• Newby pathname question: wildcards, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Newby pathname question: wildcards, Richard M Kreuter
    • Re: Newby pathname question: wildcards, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Newby pathname question: wildcards, Raymond Toy
      • Re: Newby pathname question: wildcards, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: Newby pathname question: wildcards, Raymond Toy
• MOP in Java? (Groovy), einjun
  • Re: MOP in Java? (Groovy), Ken Tilton
  • Re: MOP in Java? (Groovy), michele.simionato@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: MOP in Java? (Groovy), Pascal Costanza
• araneida doc/example.lisp, daBittweiler
  • Re: araneida doc/example.lisp, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: araneida doc/example.lisp, daBittweiler
      • Re: araneida doc/example.lisp, Richard M Kreuter
• Lisp, Web server, Glue, noah
  • Re: Lisp, Web server, Glue, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Lisp, Web server, Glue, dixkey
• WITH-BITFIELDS: handling of C99-like structures of packed bitfields, Daniel Janus
• Book Lisp, Steve
  • Re: Book Lisp, Willem Broekema
• Re: Explore, MarkHaniford@xxxxxxxxx
• I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, deech
  • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, Zach Beane
    • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, Pillsy
  • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, Ken Tilton
  • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, Alan Crowe
    • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, Rob Warnock
      • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, deech
  • Re: I am new to Lisp and Dynamic Type Checking, Rainer Joswig
• Wonderful commentary, thanks!, quigstah@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Wonderful commentary, thanks!, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Wonderful commentary, thanks!, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Wonderful commentary, thanks!, ctnd
• Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Frédéric Jolliton
  • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Pillsy
    • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Frédéric Jolliton
  • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Wade Humeniuk
    • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Frédéric Jolliton
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Wade Humeniuk
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Frédéric Jolliton
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Wade Humeniuk
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Frédéric Jolliton
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Wade Humeniuk
  • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Zach Beane
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Zach Beane
      • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Optimizing an algorithm used to rasterize polygons, Frédéric Jolliton
• Exported closure issue, quigstah@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Exported closure issue, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Exported closure issue, nhabedi
  • Re: Exported closure issue, Andreas Thiele
  • Re: Exported closure issue, Andreas Thiele
  • Re: Exported closure issue, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Exported closure issue, Andreas Thiele
      • Re: Exported closure issue, quigstah@xxxxxxxxx
• Is this considered tail-recursive?, S. Robert James
  • Re: Is this considered tail-recursive?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Is this considered tail-recursive?, landspeedrecord
      • Re: Is this considered tail-recursive?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Is this considered tail-recursive?, Alex Mizrahi
• I have discovered the secret of the soul, mantaintai
• Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, S. Robert James
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Bill Atkins
    • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Alain Picard
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, John Thingstad
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Greg Buchholz
    • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Greg Buchholz
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Ari Johnson
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Pillsy
    • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Critique of prime factorization in Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
• Simple recursive functions in Lisp, S. Robert James
  • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Harold Lee
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Bob Felts
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Neil Cerutti
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Alan Crowe
  • Re: Simple recursive functions in Lisp, Harold Lee
• Binary Files, David Steuber
  • Re: Binary Files, ddd
• Survey about Architecture and Design Patterns, Joerg Rech
• loop basics, nicolas . edel
  • Re: loop basics, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: loop basics, nicolas . edel
      • Re: loop basics, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: loop basics, nicolas . edel
  • Re: loop basics, Frank Buss
• HT-AJAX, a small AJAX framework for Hunchentoot, dixkey
• Learn How To Write A Resume / CV On Our Free Informational Site, rawebadvert
• UFFI: returning pointers, daBittweiler
  • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, Michael
    • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, daBittweiler
      • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, Michael
      • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, nhabedi
      • Re: UFFI: returning pointers, Michael
• Lisp article at IBM, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
  • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Chris Barts
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Bill Atkins
  • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Tim X
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, nhabedi
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, nhabedi
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, philip . armitage
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Tim X
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, DS
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Juho Snellman
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, David E. Young
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Juan R.
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Juan R.
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Alain Picard
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ari Johnson
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Juan R.
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Juan R.
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Stefan Nobis
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Juan R.
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Stefan Nobis
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Charlton Wilbur
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, DS
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Bill Atkins
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, John Thingstad
    • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, christopher . m . russell
  • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Rob Warnock
    • Re: Lisp article at IBM, sross
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, sross
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, alexey.goldin@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Larry Elmore
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
      • Re: Lisp article at IBM, jongreg
  • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Peter Seibel
    • Re: Lisp article at IBM, Frank Buss
• Lambda-calculus and lisp, Raffael Mancini
  • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, John Thingstad
  • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, S. Robert James
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Alain Picard
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Raffael Mancini
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, DS
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
  • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Alan Crowe
  • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Holger Schauer
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Raffael Mancini
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Raffael Mancini
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Raffael Mancini
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Raffael Mancini
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Holger Schauer
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Andras Simon
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Lambda-calculus and lisp, Andras Simon
• Re: announcement: Maxima 5.11.0 release, Robert Dodier
• Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Trastabuga
  • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Zach Beane
    • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Trastabuga
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Zach Beane
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Trastabuga
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Zach Beane
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, John Thingstad
  • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, nallen05
    • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Trastabuga
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, Zach Beane
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, nallen05
      • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, André Thieme
    • Re: Uploading a file to web server using Lisp, nallen05
• ( picoVerse-:( How to implement quasiquote ) ), kego
  • Re: ( picoVerse-:( How to implement quasiquote ) ), Pascal Costanza
  • Re: ( picoVerse-:( How to implement quasiquote ) ), Rob Thorpe
  • Re: ( picoVerse-:( How to implement quasiquote ) ), Marco Monteiro
• Omaha Dynamic Language User Group: Lisp Talk - February 6, Blaine
• ILC 2007 in The Register, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: ILC 2007 in The Register, Nick Levine
    • Re: ILC 2007 in The Register, David Steuber
• what should change-class do if invalid initarg is passed?, cadence
  • Re: what should change-class do if invalid initarg is passed?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: what should change-class do if invalid initarg is passed?, cadence
      • Re: what should change-class do if invalid initarg is passed?, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: what should change-class do if invalid initarg is passed?, Ken Tilton
• how to concatenate symbols, cadence
  • Re: how to concatenate symbols, cadence
    • Re: how to concatenate symbols, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • [OT] Another one for the risk file..., Ken Tilton
    • Re: how to concatenate symbols, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: how to concatenate symbols, Ralf Mattes
  • Re: how to concatenate symbols, Pascal Costanza
• Regarding hosting services for common lisp, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Regarding hosting services for common lisp, Paolo Amoroso
  • Re: Regarding hosting services for common lisp, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Regarding hosting services for common lisp, André Thieme
    • Re: Regarding hosting services for common lisp, amolaggarwal@xxxxxxxxx
• ACL on OS X:launching mlisp and communication via NSTask, jcb
  • Re: ACL on OS X:launching mlisp and communication via NSTask, Ken McKee
    • Re: ACL on OS X:launching mlisp and communication via NSTask, jcb
• funny keyword parameter behavior, nallen05
  • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, Michal Krupka
  • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, Harald Hanche-Olsen
    • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, nallen05
      • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, Daniel Janus
      • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, Ken Tilton
      • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: funny keyword parameter behavior, nallen05
• Re: Tick tack (old age attack), Ray Dillinger
• Re: merits of Lisp vs Python, Juan R.
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: merits of Lisp vs Python, michele.simionato@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: merits of Lisp vs Python, Juan R.
• Y Combinator (what is it good for?), rsobriquet
  • Re: Y Combinator (what is it good for?), nallen05
    • Re: Y Combinator (what is it good for?), Ken Tilton
  • Re: Y Combinator (what is it good for?), Harald Hanche-Olsen
  • Re: Y Combinator (what is it good for?), Alex Mizrahi
• Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Nick Levine
  • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, John Thingstad
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, John Thingstad
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Frank Buss
  • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, John Thingstad
  • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Bernd Beuster
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Nick Levine
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Bernd Beuster
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, John Thingstad
      • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, John Thingstad
      • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, John Thingstad
      • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Pascal Bourguignon
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Frank Buss
    • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Frank Buss
      • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Bernd Beuster
      • Re: ILC 2007 Programming Contest, Frank Buss
• Re: Is CMUCL insane? P.S. Me vs. CLM (Common Lisp Music), joe nada
  • Re: Is CMUCL insane? P.S. Me vs. CLM (Common Lisp Music), Chris Barts
    • Re: Is CMUCL insane? P.S. Me vs. CLM (Common Lisp Music), Zach Beane
      • Re: Is CMUCL insane? P.S. Me vs. CLM (Common Lisp Music), Chris Barts
      • Re: Is CMUCL insane? P.S. Me vs. CLM (Common Lisp Music), Tim Bradshaw
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Is CMUCL insane? P.S. Me vs. CLM (Common Lisp Music), joe nada
• Re: I uncover the secret of visual consciousness, justinhj
  • Re: I uncover the secret of visual consciousness, mantaintai
• Emacs or Slime Lisp Syntax High lighting, Steve
  • Re: Emacs or Slime Lisp Syntax High lighting, Daniel Janus
  • Re: Emacs or Slime Lisp Syntax High lighting, Petter Gustad
• Print a (, axsmth
  • Re: Print a (, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Print a (, axsmth
      • Re: Print a (, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Print a (, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Print a (, Harold Lee
      • Re: Print a (, axsmth
      • Re: Print a (, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Print a (, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: Print a (, D Herring
      • Re: Print a (, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Print a (, André Thieme
• let with a literal list bug?, basman
  • Re: let with a literal list bug?, basman
    • Re: let with a literal list bug?, Thomas A. Russ
• cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Pillsy
    • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Zach Beane
      • Re: cffi: calls with variable number of arguments determined at runtime, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Maintainer of cliki, Friedrich Dominicus
  • Re: Maintainer of cliki, Paolo Amoroso
    • Re: Maintainer of cliki, Paolo Amoroso
• Re: Celtk vs Cello, Juanjo
  • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Zach Beane
    • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Juanjo
      • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Zach Beane
      • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Celtk vs Cello, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Ken Tilton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Celtk vs Cello, Ken Tilton
• I still cannot understand eval-when, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, zellerin@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Pillsy
      • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Vassil Nikolov
      • Re: I still cannot understand eval-when, Pascal Costanza
• Lisp on windows, csledge
  • Re: Lisp on windows, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Lisp on windows, John Thingstad
    • Re: Lisp on windows, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Lisp on windows, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Lisp on windows, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp on windows, codeforger
      • Re: Lisp on windows, Giorgos Keramidas
      • Re: Lisp on windows, John Thingstad
    • Re: Lisp on windows, Neil Cerutti
      • Re: Lisp on windows, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Lisp on windows, Lei
      • Re: Lisp on windows, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Lisp on windows, Rob Thorpe
  • Re: Lisp on windows, nhabedi
• Re: Die, CL App Builder! Die!!!, Damien Kick
• Re: (case 'quote ('lambda 1) (otherwise 2)), robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: How to get the name of a function object? (CMUCL), robert maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Conversion to keyword, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Conversion to keyword, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Conversion to keyword, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Conversion to keyword, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Conversion to keyword, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Conversion to keyword, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Conversion to keyword, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Conversion to keyword, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Conversion to keyword, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Conversion to keyword, nallen05
      • Re: Conversion to keyword, nallen05
  • Re: Conversion to keyword, Pillsy
    • Re: Conversion to keyword, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Conversion to keyword, Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Array access, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Array access, Ken Tilton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Array access, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Lisp or SCheme, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Lisp or SCheme, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Lisp or SCheme, John Thingstad
    • Re: Lisp or SCheme, Jens Axel Søgaard
      • Re: Lisp or SCheme, Rob Warnock
  • Re: Lisp or SCheme, Chris Barts
• Re: Defmacro Signature, Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, George Neuner
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, George Neuner
    • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, George Neuner
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Fred Gilham
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, George Neuner
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Marc Battyani
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Marc Battyani
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Marc Battyani
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Juan R.
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Juan R.
  • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Rob Warnock
    • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Vassil Nikolov
  • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Juan R.
    • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Juan R.
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Juan R.
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Automatic parallelization - was Re: LISP Object Oriented?, Juan R.
• Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
  • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Michael
    • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Edgar Gonçalves
    • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Bill Atkins
      • clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Sam Steingold
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Sam Steingold
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Michael
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Rob Warnock
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Frank Goenninger DG1SBG
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Frank Goenninger DG1SBG
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Ken Tilton
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables, Edgar Gonçalves
      • Today's Sermon... [was Re: clisp, clsql and foreign functions: problems in windows executables], Ken Tilton
      • Re: All Your GUIs Are Belong to Us (Die, McCLIM! Die!!), Ken Tilton
• Umlaut encoding, franks
  • Re: Umlaut encoding, Alex Mizrahi

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