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19:05:56
momozor
Is this the right way to actually load the maven artifact automatically from a Lisp project?
19:06:08
momozor
https://github.com/momozor/cl-abcl-hashids/blob/6ad352dc90050b3fcd9a6235ccf5aeda32664062/src/main.lisp#L11
19:08:20
momozor
It would be great to put it inside the project's .asd file, but I don't think ABCL recognize that snippet until you try to abcl-contrib
20:02:03
Harag
Josh_2: i might have missed some of the conversion...but why are you compiling woo and not using then one form quicklisp... or is it the quickload of woo that is crashing
20:05:07
Harag
woo works on ubuntu, I must have installed it a 1000 times over the last couple of days testing an lisp ubuntu docker
0:05:26
fe[nl]ix
luis: I just found http://kvardek-du.kerno.org/2012/06/augmenting-bordeaux-threads-with-atomic.html
4:43:02
contrapunctus
ISTR there was a library for writing shell scripts in CL in a REPL-driven manner.
4:43:40
contrapunctus
Not Roswell or the other usual suspects...but I can't seem to find it anywhere 😔
5:15:20
adlai
ACTION enters halt state at https://github.com/rpav/ScriptL/blob/master/examples/example.lisp#L13
5:39:58
thmprover
I need to learn all the sordid details of CLOS's implementation (specifically its defgeneric and defmethod dispatching system), what's a good reference for that?
5:40:42
no-defun-allowed
I haven't read it, admittedly, but that's the CLOS implementation book to my knowledge.
5:42:15
thmprover
I'm trying to implement a constraint propagator system based on a paper by Gerald Sussman, and he uses a hackneyed generics system in Scheme which I think CLOS can handle...whatever-the-heck he's trying to do...better
5:43:50
no-defun-allowed
Oh, wait, if you want to know about method dispatch, then you might want CLHS 7.6.6 more.
5:43:52
specbot
Method Selection and Combination: http://www.lispworks.com/reference/HyperSpec/Body/07_ff.htm
5:52:48
adlai
thmprover: don't read AMOP unless you are trying to change the way the object system works
5:54:09
adlai
if you try writing equivalent lisp code to the scheme in the paper, you'll probably find that the CLHS includes all the functionality you need
5:54:50
thmprover
That's a relief! ...not that AMOP is not worth reading, but I would prefer to defer it...
5:54:57
no-defun-allowed
I had read "CLOS's implementation", which is somewhat different to, say "method dispatch specification".
5:55:43
adlai
read AMOP when you can focus on reading AMOP, rather than reading it for some quick hack
5:58:53
adlai
you're welcome! no-defun-allowed also gave you good link, for the detailed description of the standard combination
6:01:57
thmprover
I've bookmarked both, I'll read them both tomorrow after work. Thanks for the references, adlai and no-defun-allowed, but it is late, and I need sleep. I'll catch y'all tomorrow.