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<0> Yeah, I meant to add some "in the long run far future" but couldn't phrase it well. :)
<1> :)
<2> oww, sub-second time queries are outside of the CL scope
<3> out goes clisp and in goes sbcl
<4> _deepfire: really?
<5> _deepfire: one can build a kludge by correlation with get-internal-real-time
<2> pkhuong, i can't find anything dealing with subsecond time spans except SLEEP in http://www.lisp.org/HyperSpec/Body/sec_25-1-4.html
<2> oh, i see
<6> so can McCLIM render its user interface to PostScript?
<7> yes
<6> that is so cool :D
<8> Krystof: Should I check this set of (half-failing) tests now, or wait until I have a fix that doesn't ****?
<8> Err... check -in-.
<7> It's kind of up to you -- how you feel easiest about working
<7> you shouldn't feel under any kind of time pressure to check stuff in
<8> Hrm...
<7> (at least, I don't -- I have mutant trees from 2005 lurking)
<7> the cardinal sin is making other people clean up after you
<8> Well, I guess the real question is, is it good form to add failiing tests to the test suite if I'm not sure that I'm going to get around to fixing them any time soon?
<9> I'd vote yes
<7> nyef: kind of a matter of style, again. WHN adds them to BUGS instead
<7> maybe you should check with nikodemus or jsnell or active contributors of that caliber, but I wouldn't see a problem with it
<8> Okay, well, either way I don't think I'll be checking these in tonight.
<2> i guess, calling out to gettimeofday is easier
<10> when I start slime in emacs, is it somehow possible to define where sbcl.core is located? When I don't start emacs from terminal I can't define SBCL_HOME
<11> It uses inferior-lisp-program
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