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Ahh, way to go n00ber. I just figured out why this is happening. Note the difference in the following statements (define (fib val) .... ) (define (fib 'val) ... ) The first define is of course correct. The second will cause this behavior, because I believe that it is setting a variable at that point...

K0z0ru is officially over, which is why you can't get to BYOMS.

I am working with the latest newlisp-TK on a windows platform. I have written the following simple recursive algorithm for the fibonacci sequence (define (fib 'val) (if (< val 2) 1 (+ (fib (- val 1)) (fib (- val 2))))) What is strange is that when I try to do either of the following statements (fib ...

Can anyone tell me what the newlisp equivelent would be to the following perl code? #!/usr/bin/perl # linux_ia32_exec - CMD=ls -l Size=68 Encoder=PexFnstenvSub http://metasploit.com my $shellcode = "\x2b\xc9\x83\xe9\xf5\xd9\xee\xd9\x74\x24\xf4\x5b\x81\x73\x13\x64" . "\x96\x2c\xed\x83\xeb\xfc\xe2\xf4...

Does flashy mean functionality-wise? I hope so, because I do mostly console apps. Oh wait i know..I'll make an OS implementation and call it

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Too bad slackware itself couldn't get an install rating of "3" (excellent). I would give it a "-5" (teh suck). :P

Yes you are right, and in fact I was doing the following.
The problem of course is that I put a quote before s-tag which of course will ruin everything. It turns out to be something of an embarrassing oversite

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I was wondering if it is possible to use a variable for a pattern in a regex. My code looks something like the following.
Obviously this doesn't work, but hopeful explains what I am trying to do.

It turns out that the system is dependent on sending messages before a message can be received. The most appropriate way to handle this was to write a receiving function that can be forked off of the main process and yet continue to send messages between the parent and child process. This way the pa...

That is the source of my problem. Since it is a 3rd party server, I have no control over dropping the connection or really any server functions, furthermore since authentication is first required dropping the connection would require going back through an authentication process before reaching the s...

I am currently writing an application that does substantial communication with a third party remote server using TCP. I run into a problem when I have authenticated the connection and begin passing information between the client and the server. I am having a problem determining exactly when the remo...

It appears that the problem is when you run n_is_prime? for every single number. If I change my (define (n_prime_factor number) to the following there is a dramatic speedup. (define (n_prime_factor number) (set 'number_lst (sequence 3 (/ number 2) 2)) (push '2 number_lst) (set 'prime_seq '()) (until...

Lutz, I was talking to you earlier about the performance of two versions of the same algorithm. Intuitively the most recent version I have written should be much faster, but that is not the case. I cannot figure out why the introduction of mapping and filters should cause the program to degrade time...

Thanks for the pointers, I found your explanation extremely helpful. It turns out that the only thing I really needed to change was the following (cons items item_obj) To this (push (eval item_obj) items) I wasn't very specific about what "this_item" was and I noticed that you thought it was a conte...

Is it possible to make a list of contexts? For example the following is a snippet of code (that obviously doesn't work) that i have written. (context 'ITEM) (set 'title "") (set 'link "") (set 'content "") (set 'item_date "") (set 'author "") (context 'MY_CONTEXT) (set 'items '()) (define (create_it...