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<0> NeXuS: I just told you!
<1> i'm not quite into graphix
<0> NeXuS: what are you using Lisp for?
<1> first time user
<2> surely to get girls. what better way to trigger a superiority complex than a speech impediment...
<1> so this is like the hot spot for geeks
<3> well, limp wrists go with a lisp :)
<0> That was some crazy IRC aikido right there.
<2> hm!
<2> hello, min TAB!
<4> is he related to Min Tonai?
<2> more likely one of minion's relatives
<5> I'm sorry about having to ask this again, but is someone familiar with sb-grovel ?
<5> I'm just trying to make the example given in the sbcl manual work, without success
<6> if you actually ask your question, then maybe someone will answer it
<2> zorgzorg2: I probably wrote the example
<5> ok
<6> "is someone familiar with sb-grovel" is just too vague
<2> that may be the reason it's not working (:
<2> but if you paste the error or something...
<5> sorry for the lousy sentence then
<5> lisppaste, url
<7> To use the lisppaste bot, visit http://paste.lisp.org/new/lisp and enter your paste.
<7> zorgzorg2 pasted "using sb-grovel for the first time" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/35571
<5> So, I have a directory containing a system definition (given by the manual), itself containing a subdirectory called sbcl with two files : the example-constants file and the package.lisp file
<2> so far, that looks ok. (as long as there is a package grovel-test
<5> antifuchs, the grovel-test package is defined in package.lisp, in the sbcl subdirectory
<2> ok
<2> and what is the error?
<5> "the value nil is not of type (or (vector etc..."
<5> when I try to load-op it
<2> please paste the entire load-op output
<5> ok
<7> zorgzorg2 annotated #35571 with "slime error output" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/35571#1
<5> is this sufficient info ?
<2> I think so... what's this clc business about?
<0> it seems to have deduced NIL is the string naming the compiler.
<2> the problem is that the CC environment variable isn't set
<5> ok
<4> but NIL only runs on a VAX
<0> NIL is a piss-poor string, too.
<5> antifuchs, a pointer explaining how I can set it up ?
<2> there should be a setenv function somewhere, but I don't remember how to invoke it
<2> alternatively, export CC=gcc before starting your lisp
<5> according to older IRC logs, something happens in def-to-lisp.lisp
<5> antifuchs, ok, I'll do that. Probably the simplest solution for now
<8> when i try to compile my program, i get "The name "ORG.DAILYENIGMA.SPAMFILTER" does not designate any package."
<5> antifuchs, CC=gcc made the trick, thanks
<8> i have a file with DEFPACKAGE in it
<9> vali: have you loaded that file yet?
<2> cool
<4> at first I read that as "DAILYENEMA"
<9> your body is telling you something
<8> rahul: aah, i have to load it. can it make it do that automatically?
<4> it's good to know all hackers aren't indifferent to personal hygiene.
<9> vali: you can use asdf
<10> Apropos NIL, mentioned earlier, does anyone know if it's available anywhere?
<4> not that I have heard. I don't think it's ever run outside MIT
<4> I wonder if MDL is available?
<4> in the same vein, there was a computer made of the SCHEME79 or SCHEME82 chips
<11> morning
<12> morning
<8> when i try to compile, i get: couldn't remove "c:\\Home\\Gleep\\Src\\lisp\\spamfilter\\spamfilter.fasl" ... which is probably because i'm on windows. the dir isn't read-only...
<13> "A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a
<13> simple system that works."
<14> antifuchs: why do the boinkmark plots for 1.0.1 only show results up to .29, while the rss feed shows .30?
<2> hmm.
<2> good question. will investigate
<15> antifuchs: Is beirc working for you? It has stopped recently...
<2> oops (:
<2> did anything change recently?
<2> I haven't tested it in a while
<15> antifuchs: seems like it's a cl-irc problem.
<8> i am using sbcl/emacs/slime on windows... and when i try to C-c C-k, it says that the file is "in use by another application" so it can't be removed. i have to close the repl in order to delete it...
<9> what "the" file? where are you doing C-c C-k?
<8> rahul: in spamfilter.lisp and i have to close the repl before i can delete it
<8> rahul: sorry. i do it in spamfilter.lisp and spamfilter.fasl is the one i can't delete
<9> are you dropped into the debugger when you load the fasl or something?
<8> rahul: no
<8> rahul: that works
<9> strange... then why is it still open...
<16> morning
<8> hello splittist
<15> antifuchs: I will try to test again today. I need to get a better version of usocket up first.
<0> slyrus: blog down!
<17> good evening
<18> i'm sorry but i am new lisp user. i must use it for a university progect. i am using sbcl emacs with slime. i need to load one of my .lisp file witch is the sbcl command??
<18> (open "file_name.lisp") doesn't work
<17> clhs load
<19> http://www.lispworks.com/reference/HyperSpec/Body/f_load.htm
<20> load
<15> antifuchs: Have you ever tried changing nick in beirc? I have tried, but it doesn't seem to do anything....
<9> Mater: you'll probably want to use slime's load file command, tho
<18> CL-USER> (open "cv.lisp")
<18> #<SB-SYS:FD-STREAM for "file /Users/stefanoazzoni/Desktop/Lisp/cv.lisp" {12119951}>
<17> Mater: and that is neither a command nor specific to SBCL, it is a Common Lisp function.
<9> Mater: C-c C-l
<18> spiaggia:ah ok
<21> thanks xach
<2> rpg: yeah, I did try that, but as I said, that was a while ago
<22> antifuchs: OK. with usocket from svn, beirc seems to be working (aside from the nick comment).
<2> hm.
<18> ok thank you now it work!!!!
<22> antifuchs: s/comment/command/
<2> cool
<2> hm. no idea about nick at all
<23> /nick normally works for me, but I haven't tried recently
<24> what is a good name for a cron-like scheduler lib? Kron and chronic are taken :-(
<16> norc?
<11> mega1: trivial-scheduler?
<24> brrr, gives me shivers
<0> melisclon
<14> clon schedulel
<11> I like it!
<25> or just "clon"
<11> yeah, clon
<16> manana; zeit; when; But 'clon' wins.
<24> well, clon doesn't give the right impression but is suitably meaningless
<24> mv chronic clon
<16> Well, it's a facility to turn things on...
<11> high clonic?
<24> I'm beginning to like clon.
<0> mega1: are you using the priority queue from sbcl?
<24> I'm using the timer which in turn uses the priority queue.
<24> 'powered by secret Xach technology' :-)
<9> mega1: Saturn?
<24> rahul: care to explain?
<9> Saturn is the Roman counterpart of Chronos
<24> ah, that's also a good name. I'm sticking with clon, though.
<9> fair enough :)
<9> saturn doesn't quite have that ring to it
<9> hah, no pun intended :P
<17> heh
<4> and then there's the Sega confusion =\
<26> if you lobby your rulers to make a law against it, would that be clonic illegation?
<7> mega1 pasted "clon teaser" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/35581
<9> I think unix cron's syntax isn't bad
<9> you could have a make-basic-cron-bumper. even make that default.
<9> :minute "10-40/2" and then have make-cron-schedule look for a string and p*** that to make-basic-cron-bumper
<0> oof
<9> also, a list for member
<9> :second '(0 15 30 45)
<9> hmm :minute '(and (between 10 40) (divisible 2)) meh... those names are a bit verbose
<24> well, yes. The trouble I'm having with a terser syntax is that :SECOND is a function designator in its most generic form and it's hard to tell if a symbol stands for a function or a type.
<9> hmm, a symbol would be a function. a list would be a type.
<16> secondS (and hours, minutes etc)
<9> or rather, not a type, but one of those specifiers
<24> splittist: why is the plural better?
<16> mega1: it probably isn't - I misread your comment (:
<24> I'm still thinking about the design and it's sbcl only but here it is for comments: http://retes.hu/~mega/git/clon.git/
<24> I should really install gitweb.
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