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<0> you have to build the control-c handler (an option to the ./configure script)
<1> after CLX-on-ABCL, McCLIM-on-ABCL? (Then McCLIM-on-ABCL-on-CLOAK, for the ultimate in slow UIs :-)
<2> that was indeed my intention
<2> though it would also be possible to build a Swing backend for McCLIM
<2> not sure that ABCL's CLOS can handle McCLIM, though
<0> possibly ABCL's CLOS can be improved... :)
<2> I hope so; you're using the same code fo XCL right?
<0> no, but similar
<0> as in, I started over, but ended up going down roughly the same paths
<3> i read the preface to on lisp and it looks really good.
<0> the thing that needs doing is smart optimization at a relatively low level (i.e. in Java, not Lisp)
<0> "smart" meaning not the way I started to do it
<0> I haven't got around to working on that for xcl yet
<2> it would be lovely to have a new release of ABCL one of these days, to avoid the impression of moribundity
<0> yeah, I should do that in the next week or so
<0> the hard part will be figuring out what's changed in the really long time since the last release
<0> Sadly, ABCL no longer build SBCL. I'd like to fix that before doing a release, but it may not be easy.
<0> *builds
<0> emarsden: OK, I've checked in my hack to make slime-for-j interruptible. Ctrl-Alt-B should do the trick (tested on Windows, but it should work on all platforms).
<0> on the j side, all the work is done in Lisp, so you don't need to restart j
<0> BTW, the long pauses you mentioned a few days ago, were they by chance connected to situations where there were extremely long lines (thousands of characters) in the buffer (particularly a Lisp shell buffer)?
<2> piso: no, only small buffers. I think they can be explained by my using a server JVM (no client JVM for Linux/AMD64)
<0> hmmm... I use the server JVM for Linux/AMD64 myself, but 1.5.0_09 (I think)
<2> I've fiddled with -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis which helps
<4> chris2: re IDE in a browser: http://www.tibco.com/devnet/gi/
<5> rudi: seen that some time ago
<5> i think it's horrible
<4> in a fascinating kind of way
<5> but then, i also use emacs to write blog comments longer than two lines ;)
<6> Hello ... is anyone aware of a Lisp implementation of anything similar to trx for Scheme?
<7> hi
<8> Is there something similar to GOAL being done?
<9> Hmph, Emacs' Lisp syntax highlighting has serious trouble when strings contain Lisp code.
<10> Athas: Emacs' syntax highlighting, in general, is sort of a mess, so that's not all that surprising...
<11> Athas: if that's only w/ huge strings, might be jit/lazy lock.
<9> pkhuong: no, small strings.
<9> The form (motion-fun-one-test up (nil nil (13 12 15) "(defun list () (&rest elements) (append elements nil))" :syntax lisp-syntax)), to be specific.
<9> The worst part is that SLIME seems to have trouble with it too.
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