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• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: How big a programme to properly appreciate CL ?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Two questions about eq
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• (parse-decimal-fraction <string>) --> <rational> ?
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: indent for CL
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Griff
• Re: Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: vanekl
• Re: indent for CL
  • From: Alessio Stalla
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Dave Seaman
• Re: Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Chris Riesbeck
• Re: Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Brian
• Re: Two questions about eq
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Appropriate case for a macro?
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: Two questions about prog2
  • From: Brian
• Re: Two questions about eq
  • From: Brian
• Re: Two questions about eq
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Two questions about prog2
  • From: Geoffrey Summerhayes
• Two questions about eq
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Installing Portable Allegro Serve and sb-impl
  • From: Petter Gustad
• Two questions about prog2
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Brian
• Re: indent for CL
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Brian
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: fishmacs
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: fishmacs
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Peder O. Klingenberg
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Dave Seaman
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: Øyvin Halfdan Thuv
• (apply #'and '(t t nil)) not work
  • From: fishmacs
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Rupert Swarbrick
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Gijs Hillenius
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Andy Chambers
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Gijs Hillenius
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Gijs Hillenius
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Tim Bradshaw
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Holger Schauer
• Re: error in unless
  • From: Ken Tilton
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• Re: error in unless
  • From: Ken Tilton
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• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: ebzzry
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Linefeed character in SBCL
  • From: Rob Warnock
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• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: vanekl
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: D Herring
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: vanekl
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: indent for CL
  • From: vanekl
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: indent for CL
  • From: derek.libby@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: vanekl
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Rupert Swarbrick
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: D Herring
• Listing slots in CLOS
  • From: Rupert Swarbrick
• Re: Linefeed character in SBCL
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: dstein64
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: vanekl
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: Timofei Shatrov
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: Timofei Shatrov
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: Rudy Neeser
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: Rudy Neeser
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: danb
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Parens Matching
  • From: Rupert Swarbrick
• Parens Matching
  • From: dstein64
• Re: what is up with the spam?
  • From: daBittweiler
• Re: Linefeed character in SBCL
  • From: dstein64
• Linefeed character in SBCL
  • From: dstein64
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• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: idearoverinfo
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: idearoverinfo
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Marco Antoniotti
• Re: Announcement mailing list
  • From: Leslie P. Polzer
• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Announcement mailing list
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
  • From: Giorgos Keramidas
• Announcement mailing list
  • From: Leslie P. Polzer
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: Premature optimization (was Re: Structures
  • From: danb
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Scott Burson
• Premature optimization (was Re: Structures
  • From: tim
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Russell McManus
• Re: Structures
  • From: Ken Tilton
• what is up with the spam?
  • From: gavino
• Re: Converting input stream
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Damien Kick
• Re: Structures
  • From: tim
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• Re: Structures
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: Structures
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Structures
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Structures
  • From: tim
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Structures
  • From: Tayssir John Gabbour
• Structures
  • From: dstein64
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Converting input stream
  • From: William James
• Re: sort unique
  • From: William James
• Re: sort unique
  • From: William James
• Re: indent for CL
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• indent for CL
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Converting input stream
  • From: dstein64
• Re: Listing Subdirectories
  • From: Luís Oliveira
• Re: Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• Re: Listing Subdirectories
  • From: Jimmy Miller
• Re: Listing Subdirectories
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: j.oke
• Listing Subdirectories
  • From: Jimmy Miller
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Converting input stream
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Open AIR (ne Hunchncells): New SoC idea
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Sandboxing user code?
  • From: Stanisław Halik
• Re: Sandboxing user code?
  • From: Mikael Jansson
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Leslie P. Polzer
• Re: AIF and scoping problem (I think)
  • From: Ron Garret
• Object Cache (Avoiding Redundant Object Allocations)
  • From: Volkan YAZICI
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Brian
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Converting input stream
  • From: dstein64
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: rocco . rossi
• Re: Converting input stream
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Converting input stream
  • From: dstein64
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Brian
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Richard M Kreuter
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: danb
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: Open AIR (ne Hunchncells): New SoC idea
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: sort unique
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Mikael Jansson
• Re: Closing Excel
  • From: Jacobite1607
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: Re-initializing the environment
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: Open AIR (ne Hunchncells): New SoC idea
  • From: Sohail Somani
• Re: Open AIR (ne Hunchncells): New SoC idea
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Open AIR (ne Hunchncells): New SoC idea
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: fairchild.anthony@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Chris Barts
• Re: Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: Re-initializing the environment
  • From: Zach Beane
• Re: *default-file-encoding*
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re-initializing the environment
  • From: dstein64
• Aw, Jeez. Another Nooby Infestation
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Mike G.
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: A macro that quotifies its argument
  • From: Eli Bendersky
• Re: AIF and scoping problem (I think)
  • From: Rupert Swarbrick
• Re: AIF and scoping problem (I think)
  • From: Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
• AIF and scoping problem (I think)
  • From: Rupert Swarbrick
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Stefan Arentz
• Re: Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Stefan Arentz
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• Re: Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: learninglisp
• Re: Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: A macro that quotifies its argument
  • From: framlingham@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: blandest
• Use keyword-list as argument for a function (?)
  • From: learninglisp
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: A macro that quotifies its argument
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: sort unique
  • From: Ken Tilton
• A macro that quotifies its argument
  • From: Eli Bendersky
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• *default-file-encoding*
  • From: republicat
• Re: Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: LispWorks 5.1 Release
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: fvmarcoline
• Re: do-random-weighted macro
  • From: danb
• Distributing Lisp applications.
  • From: Mikael Jansson
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• Re: sort unique
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: webapps, why so hard
  • From: marc spitzer
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: sort unique
  • From: D Herring
• do-random-weighted macro
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• sort unique
  • From: gtasso
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: D Herring
• Re: LispWorks 5.1 Release
  • From: Chun Tian
• Re: Summer of Code 2008
  • From: D Herring
• Re: LispWorks 5.1 Release
  • From: Ken Tilton
• LispWorks 5.1 Release
  • From: Chun Tian
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Mike G.
• Re: some early results/tests from an ajax/comet library in lisp
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
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• Re: Saving SBCL image containing SWANK not possible?
  • From: ebzzry
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Vagif Verdi
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Vagif Verdi
• Re: A problem with macro arguments
  • From: Rudy Neeser
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: vanekl
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: deech
• Re: Summer of Code 2008
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Ken Tilton
• We don't want garbage, but...
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: LFE - Lisp Flavoured Erlang
  • From: raould
• Re: Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Stefan Arentz
• Re: webapps, why so hard
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Sohail Somani
• Re: Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: webapps, why so hard
  • From: marc spitzer
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: danb
• Irish LISP based startup sells for millions, founders in their teens
  • From: Mariano Montone
• Re: Saving SBCL image containing SWANK not possible?
  • From: Mathias Dahl
• Re: A problem with macro arguments
  • From: Ken Tilton
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• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Alan Crowe
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: rocco . rossi
• Re: Hunchncells (still rising from the sea)
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Saving SBCL image containing SWANK not possible?
  • From: ebzzry
• Saving SBCL image containing SWANK not possible?
  • From: Mathias Dahl
• Re: Hunchncells (still rising from the sea)
  • From: Andy Chambers
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Frank Buss
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: A problem with macro arguments
  • From: Rudy Neeser
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: rocco . rossi
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: danb
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• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: D Herring
• Re: Hunchncells (still rising from the sea)
  • From: Ken Tilton
• some early results/tests from an ajax/comet library in lisp
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: William James
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: William James
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: danb
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Daniel Barlow
• Re: Hunchncells (still rising from the sea)
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: William James
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: William James
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Michael Ben-Yosef
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
• Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: deech
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Mapcar'ing after splitting a list
  • From: Drew Crampsie
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Zach Beane
• Re: Closing Excel
  • From: Jacobite1607
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Jacobite1607
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: rocco . rossi
• Re: why does this clisp uptime script not work?
  • From: gavino
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Strings and symbols
  • From: Michael Ben-Yosef
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Scott Burson
• Strings and symbols
  • From: rocco . rossi
• Re: [ANNC] Hunchncells (still rising from the sea)
  • From: Ken Tilton
• [ANNC] Hunchncells (still rising from the sea)
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: vanekl
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: William James
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: Closing Excel
  • From: Øyvin Halfdan Thuv
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: yello62
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Easy Windoze Text Editor with Parens Matching?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Paul Reiners
• Re: Easy Windoze Text Editor with Parens Matching?
  • From: Jason
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Easy Windoze Text Editor with Parens Matching?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Michael Livshin
• Re: Q about Lisp union
  • From: Paul Reiners
• Re: &allow-other-keys forces me to use dummy keyword ...
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Easy Windoze Text Editor with Parens Matching?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Q about Lisp union
  • From: Paul Reiners
• Re: Easy Windoze Text Editor with Parens Matching?
  • From: lisperati
• Easy Windoze Text Editor with Parens Matching?
  • From: lisperati
• Re: Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Aatu Koskensilta
• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Reinventing My Own Wheel: Et Tu?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
  • From: fvmarcoline
• Re: lambda list question
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: lambda list question
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: The Common Lisp Directory finally crashed after 823 days.
  • From: attila.lendvai@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
  • From: fvmarcoline
• Re: tasters wanted
  • From: William James
• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: &allow-other-keys forces me to use dummy keyword ...
  • From: Marco Antoniotti
• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
  • From: D Herring
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• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
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• Re: How big a programme to properly appreciate CL ?
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• Re: Packages and ASDF
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• Re: How big a programme to properly appreciate CL ?
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: A problem with macro arguments
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
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• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
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• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
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• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
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• Re: Generating code which compiles to a jmphash
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: advice for a Lisp newbie
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: Optional parameters in lambdas.
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• Re: Lexical contexts; or, Lambda, the Ultimate Module?
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• Re: Optional parameters in lambdas.
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Does anyone use multiple namespaces at the top level?
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• Re: C++ program as a Lisp expression
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: MWUAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHA!
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: A problem with macro arguments
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• Re: C++ program as a Lisp expression
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: webapps, why so hard
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• Re: A problem with macro arguments
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• re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: webapps, why so hard
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• Re: Managing many small libraries
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• please check my algorithm to remove sub-list.
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• MWUAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHA!
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• Re: Managing many small libraries
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• Re: A problem with macro arguments
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: webapps, why so hard
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• Re: webapps, why so hard
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: Managing many small libraries
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• Re: A problem with macro arguments
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: webapps, why so hard
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: webapps, why so hard
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Is there any library for converting common English words to its equivalent numeric value in digits?
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• Re: Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Is it possible to see how many arguments a function take?
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: Managing many small libraries
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• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
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• Re: A problem with macro arguments
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• Re: Sandboxing user code?
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• Re: C++ program as a Lisp expression
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: C++ program as a Lisp expression
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: a good 'OR mapper' for clisp?
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• Re: C++ program as a Lisp expression
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: (defX-export ...
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• Re: a good 'OR mapper' for clisp?
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: C++ program as a Lisp expression
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• Re: Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Another From the Trenches Kenny Gotta Be a Better Way Challenge
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• Re: Lisp for enterprise computing?
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• The Common Lisp Directory finally crashed after 823 days.
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• Re: Lisper's first look at Haskell
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• Re: Which Language is more Expressive and Powerful: Haskell or Lisp?
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• Re: Help with lambda form in CL
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• Re: command line parsing?
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• Re: Which Language is more Expressive and Powerful: Haskell or Lisp?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: removing an element from a sequence
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: removing an element from a sequence
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: removing an element from a sequence
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: Chinese translation of Paul Graham's On Lisp
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: bash v lisp
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• Re: bash v lisp
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
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• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
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• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: ascetisys@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
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• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: Christopher Koppler
• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: Klaus Harbo
• Re: How wrong is it to make a quine in CL like this?
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Maciej Katafiasz
• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: Klaus Harbo
• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: ascetisys@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
  • From: Daniel Jomphe
• Re: Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: vanekl
• Cross-package symbol equality
  • From: ascetisys@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• My Nastiest Macro Ever? destructuring-bind
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Slime emacs trace
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• Re: Slime emacs trace
  • From: stan
• What is the barrier to entry into modern lisp applicative programming?
  • From: Daniel Jomphe
• Re: Slime emacs trace
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: Slime emacs trace
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• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Slime emacs trace
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• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: K Livingston
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: William James
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: How wrong is it to make a quine in CL like this?
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• Re: How wrong is it to make a quine in CL like this?
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: How wrong is it to make a quine in CL like this?
  • From: Brian
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: D Herring
• Re: How wrong is it to make a quine in CL like this?
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: [EMACS SLIME] problem witch unicode characters (no labmda for example ;>)
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• How wrong is it to make a quine in CL like this?
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
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• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Neil Baylis
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: gavino
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Philippe Mechaï
• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• [OT] Well they are consistent anyway
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• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: gavino
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: John
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: vanekl
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Neil Baylis
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: gavino
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: An[z]elmus
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: bash v lisp
  • From: Jason
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
  • From: j.oke
• Re: Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: An[z]elmus
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• bash v lisp
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• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: gavino
• Poster boy for optional and keyword args together?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• SF East Bay Area Lisp Meetup
  • From: John
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Øyvin Halfdan Thuv
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Patrick May
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Christophe
• Re: trouble with rename-file
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• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Jeff
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
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• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: An[z]elmus
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Marco Antoniotti
• Re: trouble with rename-file
  • From: Tim Bradshaw
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: akopa
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: C Y
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Bob Felts
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Bob Felts
• Chicago Lisp Meetup!
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• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: William James
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: [Newbie] removing an element from a sequence
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: vishnu13
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: vanekl
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: An[z]elmus
• Re: trouble with rename-file
  • From: evan
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: removing an element from a sequence
  • From: Marco Antoniotti
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: philip . armitage
• Re: [Newbie] removing an element from a sequence
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• [Newbie] removing an element from a sequence
  • From: An[z]elmus
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: gavino
• Re: Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: all paths
  • From: Sven-Olof Nystrom
• Which UI library am I looking for?
  • From: Neil Baylis
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: tim
• Re: Newbie doubt with macros ` , ,@
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Chicago Lisp Meetup?
  • From: E. Naeher
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Sohail Somani
• Re: Newbie doubt with macros ` , ,@
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Sohail Somani
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: Chinese translation of Paul Graham's On Lisp
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Joachim Durchholz
• Re: Alternative syntax constructions for lambda
  • From: Jochen Schmidt
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: Sohail Somani
• Re: is free, open source software ethical?
  • From: D Herring
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Alternative syntax constructions for lambda
  • From: js@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: trouble with rename-file
  • From: Tim Bradshaw
• Re: trouble with rename-file
  • From: Tim Bradshaw
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: Ron Garret
• Chinese translation of Paul Graham's On Lisp
  • From: Chun Tian
• Re: sbcl exit hooks
  • From: Dustin Kick
• Re: sbcl exit hooks
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: sbcl exit hooks
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Newbie doubt with macros ` , ,@
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: sbcl exit hooks (found it on IRC)
  • From: Dustin Kick
• sbcl exit hooks
  • From: Dustin Kick
• Newbie doubt with macros ` , ,@
  • From: Ashrentum
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Christopher Koppler
• Re: Monitor remote Lisp image through SNMP
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Warning: Got an error 'Could not register handle for external module "clsql-uffi": The specified procedure could not be found..'
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Monitor remote Lisp image through SNMP
  • From: Chun Tian
• Re: Warning: Got an error 'Could not register handle for external module "clsql-uffi": The specified procedure could not be found..'
  • From: Jacobite1607
• Re: trouble with rename-file
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Alternative syntax constructions for lambda
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Warning: Got an error 'Could not register handle for external module "clsql-uffi": The specified procedure could not be found..'
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Juho Snellman
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Juho Snellman
• Re: Warning: Got an error 'Could not register handle for external module "clsql-uffi": The specified procedure could not be found..'
  • From: Jacobite1607
• trouble with rename-file
  • From: evan
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Looking for more tips on how to learn Lisp
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Maciej Katafiasz
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Holger Schauer
• Re: all paths
  • From: danb
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: lisp linux
• Re: Warning: Got an error 'Could not register handle for external module "clsql-uffi": The specified procedure could not be found..'
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Warning: Got an error 'Could not register handle for external module "clsql-uffi": The specified procedure could not be found..'
  • From: Jacobite1607
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Sohail Somani
• Alternative syntax constructions for lambda
  • From: Vagif Verdi
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Ken Tilton
• equal test hash-tables vs nested hash tables
  • From: akopa
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: George Neuner
• Looking for more tips on how to learn Lisp
  • From: Peter Christensen
• Let the endless macro debate resume! <groan>
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Mitch Berkson
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Juho Snellman
• Re: Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Matthias Benkard
• Getting list of functions and macros in a file
  • From: Mitch Berkson
• Re: Is there a map reduce implementation in common lisp? like hadoop?
  • From: William James
• ICFP08 Final CFP
  • From: Matthew Fluet (ICFP Publicity Chair)
• regexp replacement
  • From: Ingo Wardinski
• Your Fortune for the Day!!!
  • From: nkavitha551
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Timofei Shatrov
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: how do i clone in CLOS?
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: [ANNOUNCE] Lexicons, Take 2
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: auto coding
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: GP lisper
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: [ANNOUNCE] Lexicons, Take 2
  • From: Don Geddis
• Re: how do i clone in CLOS?
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: define-setf-expander
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Russell McManus
• Re: site of lisp
  • From: Chris Barts
• Re: how do i clone in CLOS?
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Vetle Roeim
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Vetle Roeim
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: define-setf-expander
  • From: Kalle Olavi Niemitalo
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Petter Gustad
• site of lisp
  • From: gabryfan82
• auto coding
  • From: gabryfan82
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: tim
• Re: Creating compilation errors in macros
  • From: tim
• Re: Creating compilation errors in macros
  • From: tim
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Steven M. Haflich
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Barry Fishman
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Volkan YAZICI
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Vetle Roeim
• Re: all paths
  • From: William James
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Vetle Roeim
• Re: Is there a map reduce implementation in common lisp? like hadoop?
  • From: Vetle Roeim
• Re: all paths
  • From: Rob St. Amant
• define-setf-expander
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: any reccomended chess programs in common lisp?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: all paths
  • From: Sven-Olof Nystrom
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Edi Weitz
• Re: OT: Hunch-o-cells R.I.P.?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: all paths
  • From: William James
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: all paths
  • From: danb
• Re: Woohoo! My macros are now (semi) hygienic
  • From: lisp linux
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: Creating compilation errors in macros
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• all paths
  • From: nharris78
• [ANNOUNCE] Lexicons, Take 2
  • From: Ron Garret
• Re: OT: Hunch-o-cells R.I.P.?
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Creating compilation errors in macros
  • From: Juho Snellman
• Re: Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Practical Lisp 2008
  • From: Zach Beane
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: D Herring
• Re: Creating compilation errors in macros
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Creating compilation errors in macros
  • From: tim
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: tim
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Campo
• Re: any reccomended chess programs in common lisp?
  • From: Campo
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Scott
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Steven M. Haflich
• Re: how do i clone in CLOS?
  • From: Steven M. Haflich
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: any reccomended chess programs in common lisp?
  • From: GP lisper
• Re: Install portable allegroserve under clisp (Missing IPADDR-TO-DOTTED )
  • From: fjalor
• Re: O'Reilly (kinda) Does Lisp Again!
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: O'Reilly (kinda) Does Lisp Again!
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: argmax
  • From: Alan Crowe
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: D Herring
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Why Lisp?
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: C Y
• Re: Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Steven M. Haflich
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb
• Re: any reccomended chess programs in common lisp?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Campo
• Should (cdddr x) and (cdr (cddr x)) be the same place?
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: any reccomended chess programs in common lisp?
  • From: Campo
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: O'Reilly (kinda) Does Lisp Again!
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Jens Teich
• Re: Pocket Reference for Common Lisp
  • From: YANSWBVCG
• Re: Document Cells for Noobsday
  • From: Campo
• Re: McCarthy's Proving Statements About Recursive Functions
  • From: Matthias Benkard
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Mixing text and binary data
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: Common Lisp spec from ANSI - they are lost!
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Volkan YAZICI
• Re: Pocket Reference for Common Lisp
  • From: Ken Tilton
• O'Reilly (kinda) Does Lisp Again!
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Install portable allegroserve under clisp (Missing IPADDR-TO-DOTTED )
  • From: David Trudgett
• Re: Pocket Reference for Common Lisp
  • From: Robert Uhl
• Re: Optional code inclusion/evaluation
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb
• Re: Install portable allegroserve under clisp (Missing IPADDR-TO-DOTTED )
  • From: Victor Kryukov
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Install portable allegroserve under clisp (Missing IPADDR-TO-DOTTED )
  • From: fjalor
• Re: DIRECTORY behavior with /= implementations
  • From: Kent M Pitman
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Ken Tilton
• Re: run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: Edi Weitz
• run common lisp progs in sbcl as linux daemons
  • From: jrwats
• Re: any reccomended chess programs in common lisp?
  • From: jrwats
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: Stanisław Halik
• Re: Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting for February 2008 - Doing Evil Things with CL
  • From: bradb