comp.lang.lisp

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• Returning no value, dstein64
  • Re: Returning no value, Philippe Mechaï
  • Re: Returning no value, Zach Beane
  • Re: Returning no value, Geoffrey Summerhayes
• CfP: 2008 Workshop on Scheme and Functional Programming, William D Clinger
• Problem with build on ubuntu 8.04, AngelP
  • Re: Problem with build on ubuntu 8.04, Matthias Benkard
  • Re: Problem with build on ubuntu 8.04, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: Problem with build on ubuntu 8.04, karsten
    • Re: Problem with build on ubuntu 8.04, AngelP
• hierarchical data in clips, zslevi@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: hierarchical data in clips, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Questions - Higer Order Functions, rigaha@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Didier Verna
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Harald Hanche-Olsen
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Didier Verna
  • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Slobodan Blazeski
  • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Questions - Higer Order Functions, Thomas A. Russ
• iolib/ linux epoll and http servers, gavino
  • Re: iolib/ linux epoll and http servers, Alex Mizrahi
• Scope Question, dstein64
  • Re: Scope Question, Brian
    • Re: Scope Question, dstein64
      • Re: Scope Question, Brian
      • Re: Scope Question, Nathaniel Calloway
    • Re: Scope Question, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Scope Question, Paul Donnelly
  • Re: Scope Question, Kaz Kylheku
• How to make a copy of a list, Trastabuga
  • Re: How to make a copy of a list, John Thingstad
    • Re: How to make a copy of a list, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, Trastabuga
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to make a copy of a list, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: How to make a copy of a list, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: How to make a copy of a list, Rob Warnock
• found .emacs, but doesnt work running lisp, globalrev
  • Re: found .emacs, but doesnt work running lisp, Christopher Koppler
  • Re: found .emacs, but doesnt work running lisp, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• def app = apply, problem, globalrev
  • Re: def app = apply, problem, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: def app = apply, problem, John Thingstad
    • Re: def app = apply, problem, John Thingstad
    • Re: def app = apply, problem, globalrev
      • Re: def app = apply, problem, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: def app = apply, problem, Chris Russell
  • Re: def app = apply, problem, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: def app = apply, problem, globalrev
      • Re: def app = apply, problem, Alex Mizrahi
• Cells: using def-c-echo or def-slot-change-handler and unbound-variable condition, daBittweiler
  • Re: Cells: using def-c-echo or def-slot-change-handler and unbound-variable condition, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Cells: using def-c-echo or def-slot-change-handler and unbound-variable condition, Thomas F. Burdick
      • Re: Cells: using def-c-echo or def-slot-change-handler and unbound-variable condition, Ken Tilton
• array initialisation, nicolas . edel
  • Re: array initialisation, Edi Weitz
    • Re: array initialisation, nicolas . edel
  • Re: array initialisation, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: array initialisation, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• implementing defmethod using the mop ===> pcl problem, Isidor Zeuner
• automatically call functions based on arguments, normanj
  • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, normanj
    • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, normanj
      • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, normanj
  • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, Alessio Stalla
    • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, normanj
  • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, Alessio Stalla
  • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, wm.annis@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: automatically call functions based on arguments, wm.annis@xxxxxxxxx
• CLtL2 copyright question, D Herring
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, D Herring
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Edi Weitz
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, kodifik
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Daniel Weinreb
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, dlweinreb1
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, D Herring
      • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Ken Tilton
      • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Rob Warnock
      • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: CLtL2 copyright question, j.oke
• cl-httpd on cmu cl, gavino
  • Re: cl-httpd on cmu cl, Madhu
• Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Florian Brucker
  • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Peter Hildebrandt
    • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Florian Brucker
  • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Rob St. Amant
    • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Florian Brucker
  • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Florian Brucker
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    • Re: Request for comments on LISP-newbie style, Florian Brucker
• Re: صوت فتاه ساقطه تستهزئ بالاسلام وتطعن بالرسول, kodifik
• someone please make this code work on autocad 2008, sundar . b . mani
  • Re: someone please make this code work on autocad 2008, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: someone please make this code work on autocad 2008, b . m . c
    • Re: someone please make this code work on autocad 2008, xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: What is ISLISP being used for these days?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: What is ISLISP being used for these days?, William D Clinger
• Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, agguser
  • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, agguser
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, agguser
  • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, agguser
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Matthias Benkard
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, agguser
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, agguser
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Common Lisp: Forward reference to a symbol in an unloaded package, possible?, Thomas A. Russ
• Greenspunning ML (revisited), danb
  • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), Jon Harrop
    • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), Marco Antoniotti
  • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), Slobodan Blazeski
    • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), John Thingstad
      • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), Jon Harrop
      • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), Jochen Schmidt
      • Re: Greenspunning ML (revisited), jon . harrop . ms . sharp
• Questions about 5.2 of the HS, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Questions about 5.2 of the HS, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Questions about 5.2 of the HS, Spiros Bousbouras
• Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Torsten Zühlsdorff
  • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Edi Weitz
    • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Torsten Zühlsdorff
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Torsten Zühlsdorff
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Rainer Joswig
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Edi Weitz
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Torsten Zühlsdorff
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Edi Weitz
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Petter Gustad
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Richard M Kreuter
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Torsten Zühlsdorff
  • Re: Beginner Questing: Copying File to another byte by byte, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• macro or function for this?, globalrev
  • Re: macro or function for this?, Paul Donnelly
    • Re: macro or function for this?, globalrev
      • Re: macro or function for this?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: macro or function for this?, Chris Barts
      • Re: macro or function for this?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: macro or function for this?, Kent M Pitman
  • Re: macro or function for this?, Kaz Kylheku
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• extend the language permanently?, globalrev
  • Re: extend the language permanently?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
    • Re: extend the language permanently?, globalrev
      • Re: extend the language permanently?, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: extend the language permanently?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: extend the language permanently?, Barry Fishman
• Lispbox and multithreading?, globalrev
  • Re: Lispbox and multithreading?, Alex Mizrahi
• Easier window switching in Emacs., deech
  • Re: Easier window switching in Emacs., Barry Margolin
  • Re: Easier window switching in Emacs., Nathaniel Calloway
• Install SLIME on windows?, globalrev
  • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, An[z]elmus
    • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, globalrev
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, An[z]elmus
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, globalrev
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, globalrev
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, An[z]elmus
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Timofei Shatrov
  • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Install SLIME on windows?, Nathaniel Calloway
• A broad question on data driven programming style, AJ
  • Re: A broad question on data driven programming style, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: A broad question on data driven programming style, AJ
      • Re: A broad question on data driven programming style, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: A broad question on data driven programming style, Scott Burson
  • Re: A broad question on data driven programming style, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: A broad question on data driven programming style, AJ
• OT: To Duane Rettig of franz.com, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: OT: To Duane Rettig of franz.com, Duane Rettig
• Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Trastabuga
  • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Karol Skocik
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, A . L .
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Trastabuga
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Trastabuga
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, John Thingstad
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Waldek Hebisch
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, David Hansen
  • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, mac
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Edi Weitz
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Mikael Jansson
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Edi Weitz
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, mac
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Trastabuga
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Edi Weitz
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Vagif Verdi
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Trastabuga
      • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, mac
    • Re: Why does Lisp (SBCL) produce so huge executables?, Brian
• Re: aaa, C S S
  • Re: aaa, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: aaa, GP lisper
      • Re: aaa, Rob Warnock
      • Re: aaa, Timofei Shatrov
• Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, Patrick May
      • Re: Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, dlweinreb1
    • Re: Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Parallel Common-Lisp with at least 64 processors?, John Thingstad
• Stupidity in CMUCL prettyprinter, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Style Warnings and other load output...., dstein64
  • Re: Style Warnings and other load output...., John Thingstad
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• *Using* uninterned symbols, alterative to printlevel objects and marshalling, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: *Using* uninterned symbols, alterative to printlevel objects and marshalling, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: *Using* uninterned symbols, alterative to printlevel objects and marshalling, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: *Using* uninterned symbols, alterative to printlevel objects and marshalling, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Are all CL implementations this clever ?, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Are all CL implementations this clever ?, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Are all CL implementations this clever ?, John Thingstad
• Saving screamer+ from the abyss., whalliburton@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Saving screamer+ from the abyss., whalliburton@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Saving screamer+ from the abyss., Rob Warnock
  • Re: Saving screamer+ from the abyss., GP lisper
• How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, bufie
  • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, bufie
      • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, John Thingstad
      • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, bufie
      • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, bufie
  • Re: How to use with-open-file with variable arglist?, Richard M Kreuter
• Doubling car mileage secret!!!, wiliamsopmso
  • Re: Doubling car mileage secret!!!, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Doubling car mileage secret!!!, David Young
• pointer to a mop examples, Robert Ewald
  • Re: pointer to a mop examples, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: pointer to a mop examples, whalliburton@xxxxxxxxx
• Lisbox on ubuntu, gtasso
  • Re: Lisbox on ubuntu, eglyph@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lisbox on ubuntu, Alex Mizrahi
• Performance of CLOS over closures, Nathaniel Calloway
  • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, Zach Beane
  • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, Paul Donnelly
  • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, Nathaniel Calloway
      • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Performance of CLOS over closures, John Thingstad
• CLOS Qs, danb
  • Re: CLOS Qs, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: CLOS Qs, Thomas A. Russ
  • Re: CLOS Qs, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: CLOS Qs, danb
      • Re: CLOS Qs, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: CLOS Qs, danb
  • Re: CLOS Qs, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: CLOS Qs, danb
    • Re: CLOS Qs, Pascal Bourguignon
• tomcat without apache, gavino
  • Re: tomcat without apache, Brian Adkins
  • Re: tomcat without apache, John Thingstad
  • Re: tomcat without apache, Vagif Verdi
• postmodern thread safety in prepared statements functionality, lisp linux
  • Re: postmodern thread safety in prepared statements functionality, lisp linux
    • Re: postmodern thread safety in prepared statements functionality, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Lisp and very large arrays, Bob Felts
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Richard M Kreuter
    • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Bob Felts
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Brian
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Juho Snellman
    • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Bob Felts
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, John Thingstad
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Johan Ur Riise
  • Re: Lisp and very large arrays, Ari Johnson
• screamer does not work, Viktor Winschel
  • Re: screamer does not work, A . L .
    • Re: screamer does not work, Ken Tilton
    • Re: screamer does not work, attila.lendvai@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: screamer does not work, whalliburton@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: screamer does not work, Scott Burson
• How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Didier Verna
  • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Christophe
      • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Didier Verna
      • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Christophe
      • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Didier Verna
  • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Rainer Joswig
  • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, j.oke
  • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Duane Rettig
    • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, Christophe
      • Re: How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?, jerryboetje
      • Re: CLforJava (was "How much of a lisp compiler is written in lisp ?"), Dimitre Liotev
      • Re: CLforJava, Edi Weitz
      • Re: CLforJava, Sohail Somani
      • Re: CLforJava, Dimitre Liotev
      • Re: CLforJava, dlweinreb1
      • Re: CLforJava, Øyvin Halfdan Thuv
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• May you recommend a spam free list server for comp.lang.lisp?, Grant Rettke
  • Re: May you recommend a spam free list server for comp.lang.lisp?, jurgen_defurne
    • Re: May you recommend a spam free list server for comp.lang.lisp?, A . L .
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• Ruby performance woes, Scott Burson
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Sean T Allen
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Uhl
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Didier Verna
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Sohail Somani
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Sean T Allen
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Uhl
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Mark Wooding
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Peter Jones
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Uhl
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Jeff
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Sohail Somani
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Nathaniel Calloway
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Sean T Allen
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Jeff
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Christophe
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Jason Nielsen
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Willem Broekema
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Jason Nielsen
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Willem Broekema
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Marco Antoniotti
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Willem Broekema
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Christophe
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Duane Rettig
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, ddd
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Tim Bradshaw
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Brian Adkins
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Brian Adkins
      • Re: Ruby performance woes, Andy Chambers
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Brian Adkins
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, EL
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Sean T Allen
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Jason Nielsen
  • Re: Ruby performance woes, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Ruby performance woes, Rob Warnock
• comp.lang.lisp charter, moderator
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• Iteration in lisp, rigaha@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Paul Donnelly
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, Ken Tilton
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Michael Bohn
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, Bob Felts
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Don Geddis
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal Costanza
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pertti Kellomäki
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Ron Garret
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Ron Garret
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Paul Donnelly
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, David Golden
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Scott Burson
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Paul Donnelly
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Stanisław Halik
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Scott Burson
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, John Thingstad
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Vagif Verdi
  • Re: Iteration in lisp, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, Rainer Joswig
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, Duane Rettig
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Ron Garret
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: Iteration in lisp, Paul Donnelly
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Bob Felts
      • Re: Iteration in lisp, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
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• Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., danb
  • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., danb
    • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., danb
  • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., danb
    • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., danb
    • Re: Objects of type FUNCTION can't be dumped into fasl files., Pascal Bourguignon
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• Tools and techniques of Cobol to Java/School for C/C++ programming language, gokul
  • Re: Tools and techniques of Cobol to Java/School for C/C++ programming language, Raymond Wiker
• Package Lock Question, dstein64
  • Re: Package Lock Question, Albert Krewinkel
  • Re: Package Lock Question, D Herring
  • Re: Package Lock Question, lisp linux
• fasl files generated by SBCL, Trastabuga
  • Re: fasl files generated by SBCL, philip . armitage
    • Re: fasl files generated by SBCL, Matthias Benkard
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• The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
  • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Stanisław Halik
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Gene
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Rob Warnock
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Alan Crowe
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, danb
  • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Gene
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, danb
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, An[z]elmus
      • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Mark Wooding
  • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: The empty list and the end of a list, John Thingstad
• Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, staxjp
  • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
  • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, danb
  • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, Vagif Verdi
  • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, Vagif Verdi
    • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, Lars Rune Nøstdal
  • Re: Need help with lisp, yes i'm a newbie, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• oz vs common lisp, gavino
  • Re: oz vs common lisp, Pascal Costanza
• Sound with CL, C S S
  • Re: Sound with CL, Brian
  • Re: Sound with CL, kenny
  • Re: Sound with CL, D Herring
  • Re: Sound with CL, Joost Diepenmaat
    • Re: Sound with CL, C S S
      • Re: Sound with CL, Joost Diepenmaat
• Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, skanemupp
  • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Paul Donnelly
    • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Tassilo Horn
  • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, globalrev
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, globalrev
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, globalrev
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
      • Re: Possible to compile CLISP in Emacs?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Thx, everyone, kenny
  • Re: Thx, everyone, Rob Warnock
• Helppp!!!!!!!!, kenny
• Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Mark Wooding
  • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Michael Weber
    • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Mark Wooding
      • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Mark Wooding
    • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, John Thingstad
      • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Mark Wooding
      • Re: Pretty printing experts, pretty please?, Rob Warnock
• symbol-value in SBCL (corrected from earlier post), jcg . sturdy
  • Re: symbol-value in SBCL (corrected from earlier post), Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: symbol-value in SBCL (corrected from earlier post), Scott Burson
  • Re: symbol-value in SBCL (corrected from earlier post), Kent M Pitman
    • Re: symbol-value in SBCL (corrected from earlier post), jcg . sturdy
• Kaz Kylheku, John Thingstad
  • Re: Kaz Kylheku, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Kaz Kylheku, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Kaz Kylheku, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: Kaz Kylheku, Spiros Bousbouras
• ELS'08: Invited talk, Pascal Costanza
• symbol-function in SBCL, jcg . sturdy
  • Re: symbol-function in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: symbol-function in SBCL, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: symbol-function in SBCL, jcg . sturdy
• Inserting into a list ?, nicolas . edel
  • Re: Inserting into a list ?, Stanisław Halik
    • Re: Inserting into a list ?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
  • Re: Inserting into a list ?, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: Inserting into a list ?, nicolas . edel
      • Re: Inserting into a list ?, Rob Warnock
      • Re: Inserting into a list ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Inserting into a list ?, Rob Warnock
• common lisp gtk bindings, Friedrich
  • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Peter Hildebrandt
    • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Friedrich
    • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, C S S
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, D Herring
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Stefan Nobis
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, C S S
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Peter Hildebrandt
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, C S S
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, David Lichteblau
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Lars Rune Nøstdal
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Peter Hildebrandt
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Friedrich Dominicus
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Peter Hildebrandt
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Ken Tilton
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, Peter Hildebrandt
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, C Y
      • Re: common lisp gtk bindings, D Herring
• defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Thomas A. Russ
    • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Barry Margolin
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Barry Margolin
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, John Thingstad
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Barry Margolin
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Russell McManus
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Tim Bradshaw
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Frode Vatvedt Fjeld
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, John Thingstad
  • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: defconstant in SBCL, John Thingstad
      • Re: defconstant in SBCL, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: defconstant in SBCL, attila.lendvai@xxxxxxxxx
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• Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, aneil
  • Re: Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, Edi Weitz
  • Re: Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, kodifik
  • Re: Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, Chun Tian (binghe)
  • Re: Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, Paul Tarvydas
  • Re: Lispworks Hangs on Ubuntu, Wade Humeniuk
• FDPE08: Call for Papers (co-located w/ ICFP08), Adam Parkin
• CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Edi Weitz
  • Re: CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Mark Wooding
    • Re: CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Edi Weitz
  • Re: CLtL2 - generating index from LaTeX sources, Gene
• Uncommon Web, deech
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  • Re: XML generator, Sohail Somani
    • Re: XML generator, Jeff Shrager
  • Re: XML generator, D Herring
    • Re: XML generator, levy
    • Re: XML generator, Alessio Stalla
    • Re: XML generator, Andy Chambers
      • Re: XML generator, Ken Tilton
      • Re: XML generator, Andy Chambers
      • Re: XML generator, Ken Tilton
  • Re: XML generator, David Lichteblau
• grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Mirko . Vukovic
  • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Ken Tilton
  • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Mirko . Vukovic
  • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Alan Crowe
    • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Mirko . Vukovic
    • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, John Thingstad
    • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Mirko . Vukovic
  • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
    • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Pascal J. Bourguignon
    • Re: grow list by tail, pointer example recipe -- please comment, Mirko . Vukovic
• ANTLR and cl backend, Jason Nielsen
  • Re: ANTLR and cl backend, Ken Tilton
• Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Ron Garret
    • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Richard M Kreuter
    • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Ron Garret
    • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Ron Garret
      • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Ron Garret
  • Re: Three questions about UNWIND-PROTECT, Thomas A. Russ
• Online Matrimony, raja
• asdf support in latest SBCL?, Trastabuga
  • Re: asdf support in latest SBCL?, Zach Beane
• Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
  • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
    • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Pascal J. Bourguignon
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Didier Verna
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Didier Verna
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Marco Antoniotti
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Don Geddis
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Barry Margolin
      • Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Marco Antoniotti
      • Re: Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Barry Margolin
      • Re: Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Ari Johnson
      • Re: Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Ari Johnson
      • Re: Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Barry Margolin
      • Re: Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Forms in functional position: asking the implementors (Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there), Ron Garret
      • Re: Forms in functional position, Don Geddis
      • Re: Forms in functional position, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Matthias Benkard
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kent M Pitman
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, danb
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, danb
      • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
  • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Tim Bradshaw
    • Re: Is it possible to implement ,@ if it wasn't already there, Slobodan Blazeski
• How to implement ,@, Slobodan Blazeski
  • Re: How to implement ,@, Pascal Costanza
  • Re: How to implement ,@, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: How to implement ,@, attila.lendvai@xxxxxxxxx
• Finding a file in a subdirectory, littlelisper
  • Re: Finding a file in a subdirectory, Edi Weitz
    • Re: Finding a file in a subdirectory, littlelisper
      • Re: Finding a file in a subdirectory, John Thingstad
  • Re: Finding a file in a subdirectory, Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Your Fortune for the Day!!!, kavitha
• Practical problems with Scheme?, furtive . clown
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Pascal Costanza
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, furtive . clown
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Griff
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Matthias Benkard
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, philip . armitage
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Nicolas Neuss
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Alex Mizrahi
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, furtive . clown
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Paul Donnelly
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Cor
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, vanekl
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Thomas A. Russ
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, furtive . clown
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Matthias Benkard
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Griff
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Giorgos Keramidas
  • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Ken Tilton
    • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, furtive . clown
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Edi Weitz
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Griff
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, Ken Tilton
      • Re: Practical problems with Scheme?, roland . kaufmann
• A few more Package/Symbol Questions, dstein64
  • Re: A few more Package/Symbol Questions, vanekl
    • Re: A few more Package/Symbol Questions, D Herring
  • Re: A few more Package/Symbol Questions, Brian
  • Re: A few more Package/Symbol Questions, Carl Taylor
    • Re: A few more Package/Symbol Questions, Ron Garret
  • Re: A few more Package/Symbol Questions, D Herring
• slime (?) question, Sashank Varma
  • Re: slime (?) question, dstein64
    • Re: slime (?) question, Sashank Varma
      • Re: slime (?) question, Sashank Varma
      • Re: slime (?) question, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: slime (?) question, John Thingstad
  • Re: slime (?) question, vanekl
    • Re: slime (?) question, Sashank Varma
  • Re: slime (?) question, Sashank Varma
    • Re: slime (?) question, Madhu
      • Re: slime (?) question, Sashank Varma
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  • Re: please help me about path names., Brian
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• Threads and Comments, dstein64
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• Call for Participation: S3, Pascal Costanza
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