comp.lang.lisp

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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: budden
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Frank GOENNINGER
• (setf slot-value-using-class) not working ...
  • From: Frank GOENNINGER
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: best Lisp-friendly web host?
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Maciej Katafiasz
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: printing readably an array of type bit!
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: printing readably an array of type bit!
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Sacha
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: William James
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: CLOS and the condition system in the CLHS
  • From: Richard M Kreuter
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Ali
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Grant Rettke
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Patrick May
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Ali
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Ali
• Re: "Essential lisp utilities": where are they?
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: "Essential lisp utilities": where are they?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: "Essential lisp utilities": where are they?
  • From: William James
• Symbol clashes: how to avoid them. Part 2
  • From: budden
• Re: "Essential lisp utilities": where are they?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• "Essential lisp utilities": where are they?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: William James
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: budden
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: Growing a data type?
  • From: milanj@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Online Programs Lisp
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Online Programs Lisp
  • From: Francogrex
• Growing a data type?
  • From: Ali
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: printing readably an array of type bit!
  • From: \"(typep 'nil (statisfies 'identity))\"
• Re: printing readably an array of type bit!
  • From: \"(typep 'nil (statisfies 'identity))\"
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Bakul Shah
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: Madhu
• Re: CLOS and the condition system in the CLHS
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Kenny
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Kenny
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: D Herring
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: namekuseijin
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: namekuseijin
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Andrew Reilly
• Re: S-expr form of C
  • From: Bakul Shah
• S-expr form of C
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: CLOS and the condition system in the CLHS
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: printing readably an array of type bit!
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: CLOS and the condition system in the CLHS
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: CLOS and the condition system in the CLHS
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Kenny
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Kenny
• printing readably an array of type bit!
  • From: \"(typep 'nil (statisfies 'identity))\"
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: budden
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Espen Vestre
• Re: Convert html diacritics to unicode
  • From: deech
• Re: Convert html diacritics to unicode
  • From: Harald Hanche-Olsen
• Re: Convert html diacritics to unicode
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: Convert html diacritics to unicode
  • From: deech
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: pls . mrjm
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: bernd . beuster
• Re: Convert html diacritics to unicode
  • From: Jens Teich
• Convert html diacritics to unicode
  • From: deech
• Re: Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: pls . mrjm
• Is it a bad sign...
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: Russell Wallace
• CLOS and the condition system in the CLHS
  • From: Richard M Kreuter
• unicode support in newsgroup readers
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Global lexical variables?
  • From: David Golden
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Global lexical variables?
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: William James
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: budden
• Re: Call for Submissions, for International Lisp Conference 2009
  • From: Didier Verna
• Re: Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Nick Keighley
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: lisp.org HyperSpec
  • From: Rob Warnock
• lisp.org HyperSpec
  • From: Leslie P. Polzer
• Re: Call for Submissions, for International Lisp Conference 2009
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: kodifik
• Re: Call for Submissions, for International Lisp Conference 2009
  • From: kodifik
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: namekuseijin
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: pls . mrjm
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: FLOATING-POINT-INEXACT
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: FLOATING-POINT-INEXACT
  • From: Juanjo
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: calling python from lisp
  • From: Martin Rubey
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: calling python from lisp
  • From: Chris Russell
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: budden
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: Juanjo
• Re: cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: Juanjo
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Javier
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Javier
• Re: FLOATING-POINT-INEXACT
  • From: Jeff M.
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: FLOATING-POINT-INEXACT
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: philip . armitage
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• FLOATING-POINT-INEXACT
  • From: Francogrex
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Javier
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Michel Salim
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Call for Submissions, for International Lisp Conference 2009
  • From: Dan Weinreb
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Compiling with GCL on Windows
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: milanj@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: calling python from lisp
  • From: Martin Rubey
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: The more I support java, the smater lisp looks....
  • From: Vagif Verdi
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: cl-net-snmp 5.5
  • From: Chun Tian (binghe)
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Brian Adkins
• Re: floating point coercion
  • From: Martin Rubey
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: David Golden
• Re: cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: jimka
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: cl-net-snmp 5.5
  • From: gavino
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Mikael Jansson
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: gavino
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: gavino
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: gavino
• Re: The more I support java, the smater lisp looks....
  • From: Javier
• PLT Scheme v4.1.2
  • From: Eli Barzilay
• The more I support java, the smater lisp looks....
  • From: gavino
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Johan Ur Riise
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• floating point coercion
  • From: Martin Rubey
• Re: cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: kodifik
• Re: create specialized vector from general array
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: J Kenneth King
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• How to Get Started?
  • From: dr43058
• Re: How to Get Started?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• cl-net-snmp 5.16
  • From: Chun Tian (binghe)
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: with-slots slow
  • From: Nikodemus Siivola
• Re: Dispatch by host name with hunchentoot
  • From: Carlo
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Michael Weber
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: with-slots slow
  • From: Willem Broekema
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Peder O. Klingenberg
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Marco Antoniotti
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Matthew D Swank
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Cor Gest
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: Willem Broekema
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: D Herring
• cannot compile ECL. expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘}’ token
  • From: jimka
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: D Herring
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: Russell Wallace
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: j.oke
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Ruby
  • From: Javier
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Raymond Wiker
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: bernd . beuster
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lisps memory usage (was: Efficient way to create strings? (was: How to Write a Spelling Corrector))
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: making specialized array neatly
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: with-slots slow
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: create specialized vector from general array
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: How to programmatically exit?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
  • From: Javier
• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• making specialized array neatly
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Javier
• Re: with-slots slow
  • From: Nikodemus Siivola
• Re: create specialized vector from general array
  • From: jra
• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
  • From: Javier
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
  • From: Kenny
• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
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• Re: naming conventions for slot accessors
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: with-slots slow
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• Re: OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• OT: Ruby evangelists in c.l.l
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• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
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• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
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• Re: UI, Lisp, CLOS, MVC, design
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• Re: Lexical closures - difference between Common Lisp and Scheme
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• Re: use-package & name conflict: why they are not deferred?
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• create specialized vector from general array
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: How to compare 2 2D Array in lisp?
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: clozure-cl: multi-threading in windows for free
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• Re: Common Lisp, the abstract syntax tree, introspection.
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: out of memory: a sad case
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: out of memory: a sad case
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• Re: out of memory: a sad case
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: How to compare 2 2D Array in lisp?
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• Re: I want to create my own language
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• Re: best Lisp-friendly web host?
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: File I/O & String conversion - CLISP
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: How to compare 2 2D Array in lisp?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: How to compare 2 2D Array in lisp?
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: I want to create my own language
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• Re: File I/O & String conversion - CLISP
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: How to compare 2 2D Array in lisp?
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• Re: best Lisp-friendly web host?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: live Linux for using Lisp - recommendations?
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: best Lisp-friendly web host?
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: Creating a new type
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• Re: I want to create my own language
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: Opinions about Lisp, DSLs, and Java
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• Re: best Lisp-friendly web host?
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• Re: What is Lisp used for?
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• Re: best Lisp-friendly web host?
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• best Lisp-friendly web host?
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• Re: Better REPL for SBCL?
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• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
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• Re: Better REPL for SBCL?
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• Re: OT - 64-bit linux subnotebook to run Lisp
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• Re: Better REPL for SBCL?
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• Re: Lisp 50 event at OOPSLA - worth going?
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• Re: OT - 64-bit linux subnotebook to run Lisp
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• Re: OT - 64-bit linux subnotebook to run Lisp
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• OT - 64-bit linux subnotebook to run Lisp
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• Re: Lisp 50 event at OOPSLA - worth going?
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
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• xemacs and set-extent-property
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• Re: abstract sequences
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: abstract sequences
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
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• Re: abstract sequences
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: abstract sequences
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Christian Lynbech
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• Re: Textmining with Lisp
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• Re: Textmining with Lisp
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
  • From: learninglisp
• Re: Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
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• Re: Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
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• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
  • From: budden
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
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• Sbcl feature - symbol occuring at toplevel is not reported with warning
  • From: budden
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Colon in defmacro form
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
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• Re: Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
  • From: Raymond Wiker
• Re: Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: Thorsten Bonow
• Re: effective emacs
  • From: Paul Donnelly
• Scieneer Common Lisp free for non-commercial use.
  • From: dtc
• Re: effective emacs
  • From: Tim X
• Re: effective emacs
  • From: Tim X
• Re: effective emacs
  • From: Tim X
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Javier
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
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• Re: Textmining with Lisp
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• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: William James
• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: Kenny
• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: carlo . ambrogio
• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: carlo . ambrogio
• Re: stupid iper newbie question
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• stupid iper newbie question
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• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: Jeff M.
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev
• Re: Textmining with Lisp
  • From: Daniel Janus
• Textmining with Lisp
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Christian Lynbech
• Re: Colon in defmacro form
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Colon in defmacro form
  • From: a'Lex
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Colon in defmacro form
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: MasterZiv
• Re: Colon in defmacro form
  • From: a'Lex
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
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• Colon in defmacro form
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: grande . piedra
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: grande . piedra
• Re: Quality of lisp code.
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Raymond Toy
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: Quality of lisp code.
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Quality of lisp code.
  • From: grande . piedra
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Quality of lisp code.
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: Quality of lisp code.
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: Quality of lisp code.
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Mikael Jansson
• Quality of lisp code.
  • From: grande . piedra
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
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• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: kodifik
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Tim X
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
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• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: Don Geddis
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
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• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Javier
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Raymond Toy
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Marek Kubica
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Javier
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Emacs tips for Lisp programming
  • From: Javier
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Lisp vs Java - ignore test reply
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: jurgen_defurne
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: A question about lexical binding
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Franccesco
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: A question about lexical binding
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• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: A question about lexical binding
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• A question about lexical binding
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• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Brian
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: Joost Diepenmaat
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Kenny
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: Cor Gest
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: sross
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: namekuseijin
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Richard M Kreuter
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: William James
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: William James
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: namekuseijin
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: reading large fixed-width datasets
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: Kojak
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• reading large fixed-width datasets
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• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: pls . mrjm
• Re: functions in a list
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: functions in a list
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: jurgen_defurne
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
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• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: HOW TO LEARN LISP?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: Frank Buss
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: Don Geddis
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: grande . piedra
• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
  • From: grande . piedra
• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Paul Donnelly
• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: Lisp vs Java
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• Re: static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• static, dynamic and implicitely typed languages
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• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: functions in a list
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Nikodemus Siivola
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: functions in a list
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: If you think Kenny is a jerk...
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• Re: functions in a list
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: functions in a list
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• functions in a list
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?}
  • From: Bob Felts
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?}
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Robert Swindells
• Re: gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?}
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Duane Rettig
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Nikodemus Siivola
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: LOOP question
  • From: Chris Barts
• Re: LOOP question
  • From: Kenny
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Kenny
• LOOP question
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• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Tim X
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• xmlisp problems
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
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• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: Drew Crampsie
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: smallpond
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Kaz Kylheku
• Re: question on serve-even
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• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
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• Re: gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?}
  • From: Robert Dodier
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Majorinc Kazimir
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: J Kenneth King
• Re: Documentation string handling
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: J Kenneth King
• Re: gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?}
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: ParenScript and LOOP
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• ParenScript and LOOP
  • From: OMouse
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: Nicolas Edel
• Re: #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: blandest
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Kenny
• #! /usr/local/bin/lisp ?
  • From: cartercc
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: jurgen_defurne
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Matthias Buelow
• Re: Documentation string handling
  • From: Olof-Joachim Frahm
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Frank GOENNINGER
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: asdf and dependencies
  • From: Nicolas Edel
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: jurgen_defurne
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Juanjo
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: Rob Warnock
• Re: gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?}
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• gavino vs harrop, who do you prefer?
  • From: verec
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Rich Hickey
• Re: Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Cons cell archaic!?
  • From: Anticomuna
• Re: tablizer and tables/database + procedural vs lisp/oo/other
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: forth vs lisp
  • From: smallpond
• Re: cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: r . p . levy
• Re: cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: r . p . levy
• Re: cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: r . p . levy
• Re: cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: r . p . levy
• cl-weblocks on trac.common-lisp.net down or replaced?
  • From: r . p . levy
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Can sub-classes initialize-instance modify base-classes slot *before* base's initialize-instance executes?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: forth vs lisp
  • From: Tim Bradshaw
• Re: asdf and dependencies
  • From: Richard M Kreuter
• Re: question on serve-even
  • From: basman
• Re: question on serve-even
  • From: Leslie P. Polzer
• Re: coreserver vs other lisp web programs?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: tablizer and tables/database + procedural vs lisp/oo/other
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: forth vs lisp
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• tablizer and tables/database + procedural vs lisp/oo/other
  • From: gavino
• coreserver vs other lisp web programs?
  • From: gavino
• forth vs lisp
  • From: gavino
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Matthew D Swank
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: D Herring
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Asbjørn Bjørnstad
• google urls - Free
  • From: wbdismalgoldstein
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Jacobite1607
• question on serve-even
  • From: basman
• asdf and dependencies
  • From: Nicolas EDEL
• Re: jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: blandest
• jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• jargon lisp1 vs lisp2
  • From: xahlee@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: emnistal
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: emnistal
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: slot names in slot-initform
  • From: Kenny
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: Leandro Rios
• Re: kenneth anderson's lisp code for genetic programming
  • From: Giovanni Gigante
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: Brian
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• If the language is based on s-expressions is it necessarily lisp?
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: slot names in slot-initform
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: slot names in slot-initform
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: Tim Bradshaw
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Slobodan Blazeski
• Re: slot names in slot-initform
  • From: zoav1602
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: slot names in slot-initform
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• slot names in slot-initform
  • From: zoav1602
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: MasterZiv
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Scott Burson
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Sacha
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: D Herring
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Paul Donnelly
• Re: CL Community on Clojure
  • From: Kenny
• CL Community on Clojure
  • From: J Kenneth King
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: joswig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Speed Comparison - Iterate at the REPL vs. Iterate Wrapped in a Function
  • From: emnistal
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Francogrex
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: An array of lists
  • From: ciph3rzer0@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: An array of lists
  • From: Kenny
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Paul Donnelly
• Re: An array of lists
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: An array of lists
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: An array of lists
  • From: Alberto Riva
• An array of lists
  • From: ciph3rzer0@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: asdf-install doesn't work
  • From: Ecto
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• call-next-method with arguments: what object instance do I specify?
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• asdf-install doesn't work
  • From: Moritz Ulrich
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• kenneth anderson's lisp code for genetic programming
  • From: Giovanni Gigante
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Thomas F. Burdick
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: winapi & lisp
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: Documentation string handling
  • From: Drew Crampsie
• Re: CLSQL on Windows
  • From: Drew Crampsie
• Re: How to check whether a list has an item?
  • From: Drew Crampsie
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Ali
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: OT: Laptop and cables, and MacPPP (was: Finally making use of PowerLisp despite several **horrible** bugs it has)
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Andrew Reilly
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Andrew Reilly
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Jacobite1607
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: Keeping the image and the lisp files in sync
  • From: Kenny
• Re: OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: How to find methods defined for a class
  • From: Kenny
• Re: Keeping the image and the lisp files in sync
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: J Kenneth King
• Re: Keeping the image and the lisp files in sync
  • From: Alessio Stalla
• Re: Keeping the image and the lisp files in sync
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Keeping the image and the lisp files in sync
  • From: Robert Ewald
• Re: How to find methods defined for a class
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: winapi & lisp
  • From: Kenny
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: FIND-CLASS inside UPDATE-INSTANCE-FOR-REDEFINED-CLASS
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: FIND-CLASS inside UPDATE-INSTANCE-FOR-REDEFINED-CLASS
  • From: jimka
• Re: How to check whether a list has an item?
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: FIND-CLASS inside UPDATE-INSTANCE-FOR-REDEFINED-CLASS
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• FIND-CLASS inside UPDATE-INSTANCE-FOR-REDEFINED-CLASS
  • From: jimka
• OT: Laptop and cables, and MacPPP (was: Finally making use of PowerLisp despite several **horrible** bugs it has)
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: winapi & lisp
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: winapi & lisp
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• winapi & lisp
  • From: dsblizzard
• Places that are hiring in my area
  • From: woodsonturtletw
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• PLT Scheme v4.1.1
  • From: Eli Barzilay
• Re: OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Lisp Design Patterns
  • From: Moritz Ulrich
• Re: OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Cor Gest
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Cor Gest
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Raffael Cavallaro
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• It's all my fault, Was: OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: Matthew D Swank
• Re: OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: George Neuner
• OT: Google requiring login to just to read usenet?
  • From: Matthew D Swank
• Re: How to check whether a list has an item?
  • From: Jens Teich
• How to check whether a list has an item?
  • From: smartnose
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Kenny
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Kenny
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Kenny
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Mirko . Vukovic
• Re: How to test whether a list has a certain atom?
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: How to test whether a list has a certain atom?
  • From: Kenny
• Re: How to test whether a list has a certain atom?
  • From: alien_guy
• How to test whether a list has a certain atom?
  • From: smartnose
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Magnus Henoch
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Juanjo
• CLSQL on Windows
  • From: marcelin7
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Kenny
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Daneel Yaitskov
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Kenny
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Pascal J. Bourguignon
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Timofei Shatrov
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: uffi doesn't work
  • From: Kenny
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Vend
• Re: Hooking umfpack into sbcl-1.0.6 problem
  • From: Tamas K Papp
• Re: cl-irc broken?
  • From: Vityok
• uffi doesn't work
  • From: Daneel Yaitskov
• Hooking umfpack into sbcl-1.0.6 problem
  • From: zoav1602
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Stefan Nobis
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Matthias Benkard
• Documentation string handling
  • From: Olof-Joachim Frahm
• Re: Finally making use of PowerLisp despite several **horrible** bugs it has
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: josephoswald+gg@xxxxxxxxx
• ASDF versions + CFFI back-compatibility
  • From: Patrick Stein
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Thomas A. Russ
• Re: Finally making use of PowerLisp despite several **horrible** bugs it has
  • From: John Thingstad
• Re: Finally making use of PowerLisp despite several **horrible** bugs it has
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: cl-irc broken?
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• Re: parse-namestring and logical pathnames
  • From: Marco Antoniotti
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Paul Donnelly
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: smallpond
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Paul
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: J Kenneth King
• Re: cl-irc broken?
  • From: Lars Rune Nøstdal
• ANN: ABLE 0.15
  • From: philip . armitage
• Re: parse-namestring and logical pathnames
  • From: Björn Lindberg
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Waldek Hebisch
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Stefan Nobis
• Re: Lisp Design Patterns
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: André Thieme
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Pascal Costanza
• Re: Lisp Design Patterns
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: RFC 1037 NFILE implementations around?
  • From: George Neuner
• Re: parse-namestring and logical pathnames
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
  • From: Rainer Joswig
• Re: Why not a setf-able NIL ?
  • From: Alex Mizrahi
• Re: compiling a Lisp source to exe
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