comp.lang.lisp

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• new to the condition system, Q
  • Re: new to the condition system, Kent M Pitman
• lisp-based netcat standin?, Joe Corneli
  • Re: lisp-based netcat standin?, Kent M Pitman
• Springtime for AI?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Springtime for AI?, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Springtime for AI?, Espen Vestre
• What does Paul Graham means by [function], Wout Perquin
  • Re: What does Paul Graham means by [function], Takehiko Abe
• how to pronounce BOUND, jimka
  • Re: how to pronounce BOUND, Kent M Pitman
• like linj, prquest
• copying arrays, Q
  • Re: copying arrays, Ken Tilton
  • Re: copying arrays, Frank Buss
  • Re: copying arrays, Alan Manuel K. Gloria
    • Re: copying arrays, Dan Bensen
      • Re: copying arrays, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: copying arrays, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: copying arrays, Dan Bensen
      • Re: copying arrays, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: copying arrays, Ken Tilton
      • Re: copying arrays, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: copying arrays, Ken Tilton
      • Re: copying arrays, Ken Tilton
  • Re: copying arrays, Espen Vestre
    • Re: copying arrays, Harold Lee
    • Re: copying arrays, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: copying arrays, Pebblestone
• Opposite of ~^ FORMAT Directive, vy
  • Re: Opposite of ~^ FORMAT Directive, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: Opposite of ~^ FORMAT Directive, vy
    • Re: Opposite of ~^ FORMAT Directive, Joerg Hoehle
      • Re: Opposite of ~^ FORMAT Directive, Kent M Pitman
  • Re: Opposite of ~^ FORMAT Directive, Richard M Kreuter
• pattern-matching in LISP?, Chris Schumacher
  • Re: pattern-matching in LISP?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: pattern-matching in LISP?, Vagif Verdi
  • Re: pattern-matching in LISP?, Kent M Pitman
  • Re: pattern-matching in LISP?, Matthias Benkard
  • Re: pattern-matching in LISP?, Alan Crowe
• programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, jimka
  • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, jimka
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, jimka
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, jimka
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Alan Crowe
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: programmatically determine if argument is list compatible to a given lambda list, Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: A emacs group in Second Life, GP lisper
• CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, bob
  • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, bob
      • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, bob
      • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, bob
      • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: CL Scaling for High Traffic Web Sites, Tim Bradshaw
• tracing a function without knowing its name, jimka
  • Re: tracing a function without knowing its name, Duane Rettig
  • Re: tracing a function without knowing its name, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: tracing a function without knowing its name, Juho Snellman
• problem with Google groups?, Mark Tarver
  • Re: problem with Google groups?, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: problem with Google groups?, Rainer Joswig
• online complete reference for FORMAT, roark
  • Re: online complete reference for FORMAT, Andras Simon
  • Re: online complete reference for FORMAT, Pascal Bourguignon
• Records of lisp conference, Exal de Jesus Garcia Carrillo
• package, 000.tushar@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: package, jayessay
  • Re: package, Pascal Bourguignon
• checking implementation defined and implementation dependent behaviour, Joerg Hoehle
  • Re: checking implementation defined and implementation dependent behaviour, Juho Snellman
  • Re: checking implementation defined and implementation dependent behaviour, Tobias C. Rittweiler
• What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, fireblade
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Dan Bensen
    • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, George Neuner
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, George Neuner
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, GP lisper
    • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pierre THIERRY
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, George Neuner
      • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pierre THIERRY
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Malcolm McLean
    • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Don Geddis
    • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Chris Russell
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Andrew Reilly
    • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Eirik Mikkelsen
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Alan Manuel K. Gloria
  • Re: What are the domains that lisp doesn't fit int?, Pierre THIERRY
• splicing with subst, Andy Chambers
  • Re: splicing with subst, Giorgos Pontikakis
    • Re: splicing with subst, Alan Crowe
      • Re: splicing with subst, Madhu
      • Re: splicing with subst, Madhu
  • Re: splicing with subst, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: splicing with subst, Andy Chambers
      • Re: splicing with subst, Pascal Bourguignon
• knowledge base in FOL, lucky_therock
  • Re: knowledge base in FOL, D Herring
  • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Mark Tarver
  • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Frank Buss
    • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Mark Tarver
      • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Frank Buss
  • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Mark Tarver
  • Re: knowledge base in FOL, Mark Tarver
• function from string, upperclass
  • Re: function from string, Ken Tilton
  • Re: function from string, Frank Buss
  • Re: function from string, Thomas A. Russ
• Simple question, Q
  • Re: Simple question, John Thingstad
    • Re: Simple question, John Thingstad
    • Re: Simple question, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Simple question, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Simple question, Thomas A. Russ
• ICFP Programming Contest 2007, johan . t . jeuring
• First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, !!VV
  • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Ken Tilton
    • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Ken Tilton
      • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Rob Warnock
      • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Ken Tilton
  • Re: First multi-file/package prog with lispworks personal edition on windows, Edi Weitz
• Agents service?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Agents service?, Stefan Mandl
    • Re: Agents service?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Agents service?, Stefan Mandl
  • Re: Agents service?, Tim X
    • Re: Agents service?, Holger Schauer
  • Re: Agents service?, byronsalty
  • Re: Agents service?, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: Agents service?, GP lisper
• Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, hovik
  • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Dan Bensen
  • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Thomas F. Burdick
  • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Rob Warnock
  • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: Why doesn't Lisp automatically differentiate functions and macros?, Alan Manuel K. Gloria
• cl-irc coding issue, Mikhail Shevchuk
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • CL-IRC coding issue, Mikhail Shevchuk
  • CL-IRC coding issue, Mikhail Shevchuk
    • Re: CL-IRC coding issue, Mikhail Shevchuk
• Problems with slime and cmucl, erikcw
  • Re: Problems with slime and cmucl, Holger Schauer
    • Re: Problems with slime and cmucl, erikcw
      • Re: Problems with slime and cmucl, Drew Crampsie
      • Re: Problems with slime and cmucl, erikcw
      • Re: Problems with slime and cmucl, Holger Schauer
      • Re: Problems with slime and cmucl, Holger Schauer
• Using the Lisp pretty printer to output C, C# or C++ code, Joel Reymont
  • Re: Using the Lisp pretty printer to output C, C# or C++ code, Andras Simon
• Lisp Metadata Importer in Lisp?, Adrian DOZSA
• increment hash value, mtg
  • Re: increment hash value, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: increment hash value, Madhu
    • Re: increment hash value, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: increment hash value, Madhu
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • increment hash value, mtg
    • Re: increment hash value, Edi Weitz
• symbol-value returns lexical value?, Dan Bensen
  • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Zach Beane
    • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Duane Rettig
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Rob Warnock
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    • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: symbol-value returns lexical value?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Thanks for the help, everybody., Dan Bensen
• Using Lisp to pretty-print C, Joel Reymont
  • Re: Using Lisp to pretty-print C, Tim Howe
  • Re: Using Lisp to pretty-print C, Lars Brinkhoff
  • Re: Using Lisp to pretty-print C, Willem Broekema
• how do i stop a process?, Q
• statistical vs deterministic profilers, Thibault Langlois
  • Re: statistical vs deterministic profilers, Juho Snellman
  • Re: statistical vs deterministic profilers, Duane Rettig
• Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Blaine
  • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Tim X
    • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Blaine
      • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Tim X
    • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Blaine
      • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Tim X
      • Re: Advice on mod_lisp-based web application., Blaine
• Base32 encoder needed, Martin Rubey
  • Re: Base32 encoder needed, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Base32 encoder needed, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Base32 encoder needed, Martin Rubey
      • Re: Base32 encoder needed, Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: *** Dr G Polya BRILLIANTLY analyses the Virgina Shooting Incident ***, ctnd
• Lisp for Linux 2.4?, jimbokun
  • Re: Lisp for Linux 2.4?, Alan Shutko
    • Re: Lisp for Linux 2.4?, jimbokun
  • Re: Lisp for Linux 2.4?, Rob Warnock
    • Re: Lisp for Linux 2.4?, jimbokun
• Parsing and reporting error location, Joel Reymont
  • Re: Parsing and reporting error location, Richard M Kreuter
    • Re: Parsing and reporting error location, Joel Reymont
• (read) problem with packages, Adrian DOZSA
  • Re: (read) problem with packages, Tim Howe
    • Re: (read) problem with packages, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Geoff Wozniak
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Geoff Wozniak
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Rob Warnock
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Tim Howe
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: (read) problem with packages, Geoff Wozniak
  • Re: (read) problem with packages, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: (read) problem with packages, Adrian DOZSA
      • Re: (read) problem with packages, Pascal Bourguignon
• Escape From Readability, or Who's Confused, Me or Lisp?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Escape From Readability, or Who's Confused, Me or Lisp?, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: Escape From Readability, or Who's Confused, Me or Lisp?, Kent M Pitman
  • Re: Escape From Readability, or Who's Confused, Me or Lisp?, Barry Margolin
• asdf : distributing C source files, Alan . Rossum
  • Re: asdf : distributing C source files, Edi Weitz
    • Re: asdf : distributing C source files, Alan . Rossum
• Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Mattias Nilsson
    • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Mattias Nilsson
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Alan Crowe
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Rob Warnock
  • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, nallen05
    • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Dan Bensen
  • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Madhu
  • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, leandroprogramador
    • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Message not available
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Message not available
      • Re: Another "gotta be a better way" from <gasp> The Real World of Lisp, Ken Tilton
• Re: A simple photosharing application written in LISP, byronsalty
  • Re: A simple photosharing application written in LISP, byronsalty
• Expanding derived type specifiers, Slava Akhmechet
  • Re: Expanding derived type specifiers, Duane Rettig
• code from Seattle presentation on WikiBooks, Daniel Pezely
• Ebay Item : Book on Dylan Programming, wooks
• thanks riastradh for banning me from scheme, lisp, erlang, gavino
• testing an SBCL port of Qi, Mark Tarver
• Anybody still use those old lisp machines?, Ralph P. Sobek
  • Re: Anybody still use those old lisp machines?, Pierre THIERRY
    • Re: Anybody still use those old lisp machines?, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Anybody still use those old lisp machines?, Ralph P. Sobek
      • Re: Anybody still use those old lisp machines?, Lieven Marchand
• Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Robert Uhl
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Robert Uhl
    • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Frank Buss
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, David Lichteblau
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Frank Buss
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Don Geddis
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Frank Buss
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Don Geddis
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Gisle Sælensminde
      • Re: Writing HTML parser wasn't as hard as I thought it'd be, Kent M Pitman
• String literals spanning multiple lines, Slava Akhmechet
  • Re: String literals spanning multiple lines, Edi Weitz
    • Re: String literals spanning multiple lines, Slava Akhmechet
  • Re: String literals spanning multiple lines, Harold Lee
• CL-XMPP and chat conference, Mikhail Shevchuk
• Nooby format Q, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Nooby format Q, Harold Lee
    • Re: Nooby format Q, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Nooby format Q, D Herring
• How do I tokenize strings returned by getenv in init.el, dylanthomasfan
  • Re: How do I tokenize strings returned by getenv in init.el, dylanthomasfan
  • Re: How do I tokenize strings returned by getenv in init.el, Frank Buss
• cure for segmentation fault, roark
  • Re: cure for segmentation fault, Ken Tilton
  • Re: cure for segmentation fault, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: cure for segmentation fault, Richard M Kreuter
  • Re: cure for segmentation fault, lispolos
    • Re: cure for segmentation fault, Kent M Pitman
• Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Mark Tarver
  • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, fireblade
      • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: Qi 7.3 ported to Allegro, Mark Tarver
• xml parser in LISP, Prasun
• more fun with :allocation :class, caw
  • Re: more fun with :allocation :class, Ken Tilton
    • Re: more fun with :allocation :class, caw
      • Re: more fun with :allocation :class, Rob Warnock
      • Re: more fun with :allocation :class, Ken Tilton
      • Re: more fun with :allocation :class, caw
      • Re: more fun with :allocation :class, mr anderson
• LispWorks 5.0+ question, Jeff M.
  • Re: LispWorks 5.0+ question, Edi Weitz
    • Re: LispWorks 5.0+ question, Espen Vestre
  • Re: LispWorks 5.0+ question, Alex Mizrahi
• move confusion with PUSH, Q
  • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Edi Weitz
  • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Q
      • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Timofei Shatrov
      • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Edi Weitz
      • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Edi Weitz
      • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Dan Bensen
  • Re: move confusion with PUSH, Rainer Joswig
• Attaching speedbar frame to the Xemacs Frame, gokul.mano@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Attaching speedbar frame to the Xemacs Frame, Rainer Joswig
• Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, JeremiaThomas
  • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, Edi Weitz
    • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, fireblade
  • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, Dmitriy Ivanov
    • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, George Neuner
      • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, Edi Weitz
  • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, Eric Marsden
  • Re: Is there a library to read / write Microsoft Excel format, kvietaag
• What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, QinGW
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, Harald Hanche-Olsen
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, Rob Warnock
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, Benigno Uria
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, Szymon
  • Re: What is the difference between FUNCALL and APPLY?, dpapathanasiou
• How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, fireblade
  • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Petter Gustad
  • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Edi Weitz
    • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, fireblade
  • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Frank Buss
    • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Zach Beane
      • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Raffael Cavallaro
      • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Rob St. Amant
      • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Raffael Cavallaro
  • Re: How to convert string to float ? Right way to use template?, Drew Crampsie
• editing value of class allocated slots (timing of class creation), caw
  • Re: editing value of class allocated slots (timing of class creation), Ken Tilton
    • Re: editing value of class allocated slots (timing of class creation), Pascal Costanza
• dynamic slots with macro, google . bo
  • Re: dynamic slots with macro, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: dynamic slots with macro, google . bo
      • Re: dynamic slots with macro, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: dynamic slots with macro, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: dynamic slots with macro, google . bo
      • Re: dynamic slots with macro, Rainer Joswig
• advice about foreign function interfaces, Tamas
  • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Ken Tilton
  • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Luís Oliveira
    • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Joerg Hoehle
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Luís Oliveira
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Joerg Hoehle
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, David Lichteblau
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Tamas
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Joerg Hoehle
  • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, fireblade
    • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Tamas
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Tamas
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, Thomas F. Burdick
      • Re: advice about foreign function interfaces, mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
• Announcement: CL-WEBDAV, Edi Weitz
• confusion on a simple point, Q
  • Re: confusion on a simple point, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: confusion on a simple point, Edi Weitz
  • Re: confusion on a simple point, Zach Beane
    • Re: confusion on a simple point, Tim X
• Lispbuilder any upgrade??, sailormoontw@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lispbuilder any upgrade??, Luke Crook
• Unreadable-object-p?, ocorrain@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Unreadable-object-p?, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: Unreadable-object-p?, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Unreadable-object-p?, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: Unreadable-object-p?, Kent M Pitman
• implementing SMP & Gambit like threads in Common Lisp implementation, nicola . tivoli
  • Re: implementing SMP & Gambit like threads in Common Lisp implementation, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: implementing SMP & Gambit like threads in Common Lisp implementation, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: implementing SMP & Gambit like threads in Common Lisp implementation, Matthew D Swank
  • Re: implementing SMP & Gambit like threads in Common Lisp implementation, Juanjo
• LispWorks on Sale, Robert Uhl
  • Re: LispWorks on Sale, Pierre THIERRY
    • Re: LispWorks on Sale, Robert Uhl
      • Re: LispWorks on Sale, fireblade
      • Re: LispWorks on Sale, pjd
      • Re: LispWorks on Sale, fireblade
      • Re: LispWorks on Sale, George Neuner
      • word wrapping (was: LispWorks on Sale), Tim Howe
      • Re: word wrapping (was: LispWorks on Sale), fireblade
• LISP interpreter internals, Daniel Kalny
  • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Nils M Holm
  • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Rob Warnock
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Didier Verna
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Didier Verna
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Ralf Mattes
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Didier Verna
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Ralf Mattes
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Andrew Reilly
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Rob Warnock
      • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Joe Marshall
  • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Daniel Kalny
  • Re: LISP interpreter internals, Andru Luvisi
• Help me perfect this code, ballpointpenthief
  • Re: Help me perfect this code, Edi Weitz
    • Re: Help me perfect this code, ballpointpenthief
      • Re: Help me perfect this code, Thomas A. Russ
    • Common Lisp is not a language, Ron Garret
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Ron Garret
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Common Lisp is not a language, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Help me perfect this code, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Help me perfect this code, Dan Bensen
    • Re: Help me perfect this code, Dan Bensen
    • Re: Help me perfect this code, ballpointpenthief
  • Re: Help me perfect this code, Jon Harrop
• Too many ifs?, ml.cyresse@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Too many ifs?, Frank Buss
    • Re: Too many ifs?, ml.cyresse@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Too many ifs?, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: Too many ifs?, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Too many ifs?, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Too many ifs?, Frank Buss
  • Re: Too many ifs?, Wade Humeniuk
• Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, PeterCrouchSenior
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Didier Verna
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Frank Buss
    • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, PeterCrouchSenior
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Dan Bensen
    • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Tim X
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Rob St. Amant
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Sacha
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Frank Buss
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Tim X
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Chris Russell
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Frank Buss
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, lengyel@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Brian Adkins
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, lengyel@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, lengyel@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, fireblade
    • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Brian Adkins
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Torsten Zu"hlsdorff
  • Re: Does learning Lisp changes the way of your coding in other languages?, Tamas
• F#, Jon Harrop
  • Re: F#, fireblade
    • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: F#, PeterCrouchSenior
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Re: F#, jayessay
      • Re: F#, Vagif Verdi
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: F#, Edi Weitz
      • Re: F#, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: F#, Edi Weitz
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: F#, Don Geddis
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Don Geddis
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Re: F#, Don Geddis
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Don Geddis
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Takehiko Abe
      • Re: F#, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Re: F#, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: F#, Pierre THIERRY
      • Re: F#, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: F#, olsongt
    • Re: F#, Jon Harrop
      • Re: F#, fireblade
      • Re: F#, Jon Harrop
      • Re: F#, fireblade
      • Re: F#, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: F#, Andrew Reilly
      • Re: F#, Jon Harrop
      • Re: F#, Wade Humeniuk
      • Re: F#, Jon Harrop
  • Re: F#, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: F#, lispolos
  • Re: F#, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: F#, Jon Harrop
      • Re: F#, Vagif Verdi
      • Re: F#, Robert Uhl
  • Re: F#, Vagif Verdi
  • Re: F#, Andy Freeman
    • Re: F#, Thomas F. Burdick
      • Re: F#, Andy Freeman
      • Re: F#, Jon Harrop
      • Re: F#, Andy Freeman
      • Re: F#, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: F#, Ken Tilton
      • Y oh Y, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Y oh Y, Frank Buss
      • Re: Y oh Y, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Y oh Y, Frank Buss
      • Re: Y oh Y, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Y oh Y, Ken Tilton
• [ANN] Sicily Evolution of Language Summer School, Pascal Costanza
• SBCL at SPOJ, Ondrej Svitek
  • Re: SBCL at SPOJ, Luís Oliveira
    • Re: SBCL at SPOJ, Ondrej Svitek
• Is UCW ready for production use?, bob
  • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, bob
  • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Drew Crampsie
    • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, PeterCrouchSenior
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Drew Crampsie
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, PeterCrouchSenior
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, tritchey
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, fireblade
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, tritchey
    • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Holger Schauer
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Matthew D Swank
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Ties Stuij
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Holger Schauer
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Friedrich Dominicus
      • Re: Is UCW ready for production use?, Ties Stuij
• Can lisp do amb as well?, dillogimp
  • Re: Can lisp do amb as well?, D Herring
    • Re: Can lisp do amb as well?, D Herring
  • Re: Can lisp do amb as well?, Frank Buss
    • Re: Can lisp do amb as well?, dillogimp
• Am I using a macro where a function would do?, ml.cyresse@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Am I using a macro where a function would do?, Edi Weitz
    • Re: Am I using a macro where a function would do?, ml.cyresse@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Am I using a macro where a function would do?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• how do I know if a function exists, Steffen Panning
  • Re: how do I know if a function exists, Rainer Joswig
• Re: is laziness a programer's virtue?, Takehiko Abe
  • Re: is laziness a programer's virtue?, Cor Gest
  • Re: is laziness a programer's virtue?, Malcolm McLean
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: is laziness a programer's virtue?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: is laziness a programer's virtue?, Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: is laziness a programer's virtue?, Ken Tilton
• Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, dillogimp
  • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Dan Bensen
  • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, D Herring
    • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, D Herring
      • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, D Herring
  • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Frank Buss
  • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Can lisp macro do in place code expansion?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
• quiet loads, byronsalty
  • Re: quiet loads, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: quiet loads, byronsalty
      • Re: quiet loads, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: quiet loads, Juho Snellman
      • Re: quiet loads, David Lichteblau
      • Re: quiet loads, Juho Snellman
• Integration of CL-EMB with Apache or Hunchentoot, Trastabuga
  • Re: Integration of CL-EMB with Apache or Hunchentoot, Edi Weitz
  • Re: Integration of CL-EMB with Apache or Hunchentoot, Robert Uhl
    • Re: Integration of CL-EMB with Apache or Hunchentoot, Edi Weitz
• Making a Calculator program in LISP, wbsquared03
  • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Dan Bensen
    • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, wbsquared03
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, wbsquared03
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Frank Buss
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Dan Bensen
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, wbsquared03
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Rob St. Amant
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Dan Bensen
  • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Kent M Pitman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Making a Calculator program in LISP, wbsquared03
    • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Frank Buss
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, wbsquared03
      • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, tthalis
    • Re: Making a Calculator program in LISP, Don Geddis
• two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
  • Re: two questions on Allegro, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
  • Re: two questions on Allegro, Ken Tilton
    • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Ken Tilton
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, nallen05
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, nallen05
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Ken Tilton
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, John Thingstad
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, John Thingstad
  • Re: two questions on Allegro, Wade Humeniuk
    • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Espen Vestre
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Matthias Benkard
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Ken Tilton
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Wade Humeniuk
      • Re: two questions on Allegro, Mark Tarver
• stackhack attack, Matthew Swank
  • Re: stackhack attack, Joe Marshall
    • Re: stackhack attack, Matthew Swank
      • Re: stackhack attack, Matthew Swank
      • Re: stackhack attack, Paul Khuong
      • Re: stackhack attack, Joe Marshall
  • Re: stackhack attack, Matthew Swank
    • Re: stackhack attack, Matthew Swank
  • Message not available
    • Message not available
      • Re: stackhack attack, Paul Khuong
• web server choices, byronsalty
  • Re: web server choices, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: web server choices, Petter Gustad
    • Re: web server choices, byronsalty
  • Re: web server choices, John Thingstad
  • Re: web server choices, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: web server choices, John Thingstad
      • Re: web server choices, JShrager@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: web server choices, Ari Johnson
      • Re: web server choices, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: web server choices, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: web server choices, fireblade
  • Re: web server choices, Robert Uhl
  • Re: web server choices, don.dwoske@xxxxxxxxx
• Lisp in C., Malcolm McLean
  • Re: Lisp in C., Ken Tilton
  • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
  • Re: Lisp in C., John Thingstad
    • Re: Lisp in C., Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., Malcolm McLean
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp in C., mark.hoemmen@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., verec
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., Edi Weitz
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., Ari Johnson
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., tthalis
      • Re: Lisp in C., Rob Warnock
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
      • Re: Lisp in C., verec
      • Re: Lisp in C., John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp in C., Wolfram Fenske
  • Re: Lisp in C., Ari Johnson
    • Re: Lisp in C., Ari Johnson
  • Re: Lisp in C., Malcolm McLean
    • Re: Lisp in C., Rob Warnock
      • Re: Lisp in C., Ken Tilton
• Unit testing Hunchentoot websites, Slava Akhmechet
  • Re: Unit testing Hunchentoot websites, Edi Weitz
    • Re: Unit testing Hunchentoot websites, Slava Akhmechet
  • Re: Unit testing Hunchentoot websites, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Unit testing Hunchentoot websites, byronsalty
      • Re: Unit testing Hunchentoot websites, js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Summer of Lisp, nallen05
• Reverse CLSQL syntax, fireblade
  • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Timofei Shatrov
    • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, fireblade
      • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, PeterCrouchSenior
  • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Alan Manuel K. Gloria
      • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Petter Gustad
    • Re: Reverse CLSQL syntax, Petter Gustad
• memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Aman Goel
  • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, John Thingstad
    • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Aman Goel
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Edi Weitz
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Thomas F. Burdick
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Didier Verna
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Ken Tilton
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, John Thingstad
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Ken Tilton
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Aman Goel
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, John Thingstad
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Rob Warnock
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Thomas F. Burdick
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, John Thingstad
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Andrew Reilly
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Ari Johnson
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Edi Weitz
      • Re: memory functions in lisp similar to sizeof, malloc etc. of C, Alan Manuel K. Gloria
• Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Robert Bralic
  • Re: Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Robert Bralic
      • Re: Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Is there any version of Common LISP for DEC-Alpha...!!, Patrice Lespagnol
• How to get make-point function?, QinGW
  • Re: How to get make-point function?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: How to get make-point function?, qingwuking@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to get make-point function?, Szymon
      • Re: How to get make-point function?, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: How to get make-point function?, muad_dib
    • Re: How to get make-point function?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: How to get make-point function?, Ken Tilton
• Post mortem, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Post mortem, Zach Beane
  • Re: Post mortem, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Post mortem, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Post mortem, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Post mortem, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Post mortem, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Post mortem, Frank Buss
      • Re: Post mortem, Raymond Wiker
      • Re: Post mortem, GP lisper
      • Re: Post mortem, Raymond Wiker
      • Re: Post mortem, Didier Verna
      • Re: Post mortem, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Post mortem, GP lisper
• More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, dpapathanasiou
    • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, Edi Weitz
      • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, Edi Weitz
      • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, dpapathanasiou
    • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • cl-ppcre vs. search-string (was: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?), Kirk Job Sluder
      • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, Rob Warnock
  • Re: More efficient alternatives to (subseq) for accessing parts of a string array?, Tim Bradshaw
• Dyla 2007: 3rd Workshop on Dynamic Languages and Applications, alexandre . bergel
• how to find the definition of cmucl's once-only?, Tamas
  • Re: how to find the definition of cmucl's once-only?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: how to find the definition of cmucl's once-only?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: how to find the definition of cmucl's once-only?, GP lisper
• how to define a local function, Tamas
  • Re: how to define a local function, Zach Beane
    • Re: how to define a local function, andrew.baine@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: how to define a local function, Ari Johnson
      • Re: how to define a local function, wchogg@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: how to define a local function, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: how to define a local function, Barry Margolin
      • Re: how to define a local function, Edi Weitz
      • Re: how to define a local function, jayessay
      • Re: how to define a local function, Zach Beane
      • Re: how to define a local function, jayessay
      • Re: how to define a local function, Rob Warnock
      • Re: how to define a local function, Barry Margolin
      • Re: how to define a local function, Rob Warnock
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, Rob Warnock
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, Rob Warnock
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, Rob Warnock
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, szergling
      • Re: how to define a local function, szergling
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, szergling
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, Rob Warnock
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: how to define a local function, John Thingstad
      • Re: how to define a local function, jayessay
      • Re: how to define a local function, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: how to define a local function, Matthias Benkard
• read preserving case for a while, Sacha
  • Re: read preserving case for a while, Zach Beane
    • Re: read preserving case for a while, Sacha
  • Re: read preserving case for a while, Richard M Kreuter
  • Re: read preserving case for a while, Alan Crowe
    • Re: read preserving case for a while, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: read preserving case for a while, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: read preserving case for a while, Rob Warnock
• How to create/fill easily a state transition table?, Daniela . Nitsch
  • Re: How to create/fill easily a state transition table?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: How to create/fill easily a state transition table?, Rob St. Amant
• proxy server in lisp, JeremiaThomas
  • Re: proxy server in lisp, Edi Weitz
    • Re: proxy server in lisp, JeremiaThomas
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Edi Weitz
  • Re: proxy server in lisp, fireblade
  • Re: proxy server in lisp, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: proxy server in lisp, Edi Weitz
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Edi Weitz
    • Re: proxy server in lisp, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Espen Vestre
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: proxy server in lisp, Alex Mizrahi
• using and with apply, rk
  • Re: using and with apply, Matthias Benkard
    • Re: using and with apply, Ari Johnson
      • Re: using and with apply, Thomas F. Burdick
    • Re: using and with apply, rk
      • Re: using and with apply, Drew Crampsie
      • Re: using and with apply, Asbjørn Bjørnstad
• help please, someusernamehere
  • Re: help please, Matthias Benkard
  • Re: help please, rk
    • Re: help please, Barry Margolin
      • Re: help please, someusernamehere
      • Re: help please, Edi Weitz
• Re: request for lisp help: writing streams to files in MCL, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: request for lisp help: writing streams to files in MCL, muad_dib
• Lisp quiz, anyone?, ivan . salazarv
  • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Nils M Holm
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Nils M Holm
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Joe Marshall
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Dan Bensen
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Rob St. Amant
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Rob St. Amant
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, byronsalty
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Alan Crowe
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Rob St. Amant
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Chris Russell
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Chris Russell
      • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Alan Crowe
  • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, Frank Buss
    • Re: Lisp quiz, anyone?, ivan . salazarv
• Mapping s-exspressions to XML, Jenia
  • Re: Mapping s-exspressions to XML, Szymon
  • Re: Mapping s-exspressions to XML, Frank Buss
• Poor man's algo for cyclic redundancy needed?, JeremiaThomas
  • Re: Poor man's algo for cyclic redundancy needed?, Zach Beane
  • Re: Poor man's algo for cyclic redundancy needed?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Poor man's algo for cyclic redundancy needed?, JeremiaThomas
• Clean punctuation problem, hifi25nl
  • Re: Clean punctuation problem, Szymon
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• Seattle presentation tomorrow (Wednesday), Daniel Pezely
• help with format, getasso
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• voltage & current program, sandeep patil
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• How to Write a Spelling Corrector, Brian Adkins
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