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I have a program I've been running for many months. I upgraded to newLisp 10.3.2 and to OS X Lion. Now, running newlisp server.lsp -c -d 8080 -w . And loading my index.cgi (unchanged) through the "server.lsp" code (see below) causes a BUS ERROR. sh: line 1: 22042 Bus error: 10 ./"index.cgi" > /tmp/n...

My goal is to have something I've requested or found referenced in every set of release notes since 2005...

Looks like I'm in 10.3.1 too! :)

Lutz wrote:An uncleared EOF condition on the input stream in 'read-line'.

This is fixed here: http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/develo ... nprogress/

I've been writing code with your updated newlisp.vim since you posted in this thread.

I shared a screen shot of my vim terminal in another thread, but thought you'd want to see it here.

MacVim (plus a bunch of extras installed).

Yeah.

I've pretty much moved to MacVim (and vim) for all my editing, as I have a ton of SSH places to go and change files.

I'll post my MacVim settings at some point.

In the meantime, here's a teaser...

What the ****?!?
Run this. Type a few keys, hit ENTER.

Now, hit CONTROL-D

(be prepared to hit Control-Z and then kill newlisp)

If you are talking about a solution which solves the original problem (at the top of this thread) in under 2 minutes (and gets just over 78,000 friends) -- you should post the results. And, yes, that is what I am seeing. Kanen (or anyone else), I have a solution to the problem in newLISP, which comp...

I've posted an update.

It is quite a lot faster.

https://gist.github.com/963774

Suggestions?

Excellent points. I will probably first port the Land of Lisp to newLisp anyway. Could be a fun project. I am very interested in a newLisp compiler, as I am certain many people are. I've been thinking for years about how much work would be involved to turn newLisp code into a .fasl style output or t...

Just curious... Has anyone taken the time to port the basics of ANSI Common Lisp to newLisp as a loadable module? I am considering writing a CL inside newLisp, so I can use "normal" Common Lisp expressions and functions in my newLisp code, but use newLisp specific things when it makes sense. Yes, Lu...

It always drove me crazy that the TextMate newLisp.bundle(s) out there did not support modern keywords in newLisp and they did not support entities. What I mean is: ( setq my-var 1) In the regular TextMate newLisp bundles, "my-var" is not treated as an entity. So, I've been playing with some changes...

I posted some work-in-progress code, with a ton of options and some fun stuff in it for this challenge.

https://gist.github.com/954811

I should be able to specify command-line options to be used with (main-args) This is a problem, because I did not specify "-w <working directory>" -- even though newLisp believes I did.

Maybe check for a space after -w?

I'm working on a New Lesson in Lisp this week and decided to tackle Collatz Conjecture. I am going to express the code two ways. Firstly, as a 'standard' programming example and secondly as a Lisp programming example. So, I thought I'd share the standard example and give the forums a chance to comme...

I was reading a post on Craig's List where a company was asking for resumes, but they wanted you to solve a specific problem first. As I do a ton of work like this, I thought it would be interesting to share and talk about. I have settled on a way to do this without building a matrix, but I want to ...

I've been [re]learning Lisp (not newLisp) a little bit over the last few weeks, while writing my Lessons in Lisp stuff and I stumbled across a Language Popularity index http://www.langpop.com/#normalized a Wikipedia page about Common Lisp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Lisp . I'd seen both befo...

Or... a stray (sleep) call in one of the twenty modules. Not that I'd ever admit it. :) newLISP uses the same fork(), setitimer() and getitimer() functions on all UNIX platforms. Perhaps there are some specifics, how fork() and setitimer() interact on your platform, e.g. some resource contention bet...

I feel like I am missing some (map) or (replace) iterative operator. In other words, $it is the iterative operator I was missing. :) d'oh! (setq text "Telefónica to Sell Spanish Assets") ; regex flag = 0 (replace "&#.*?;" text (char (int (2 -1 $it))) 0) (println text) ;-> Telefónica to Sell Sp...

I have a series of lists, which contain something like: "Telefónica to Sell Spanish Assets" I want to be able to quickly change all these codes to their proper ascii characters. (set 'x "Telefónica to Sell Spanish Assets") (find {&#(.*);} x 0) ; reference only (regex {&#(.*);} x) ; > ("...

I am processing tens of thousands of bits of data per minute (and, sometimes, per second). I have information coming in as a list in the form '(0 30 55 200 0 1) and I have a reference in a similar format. I need to match the contents of my known lists with the new list which has just arrived. And, i...

Did I really say that? Well, it's my favorite and has the best community, anyway! I'm speaking at http://www.takedowncon.com in a month and talking about newLisp there too. The front page (as of right now) mistakenly identifies me as the "Creator of Lisp" ;) I sent an email letting them know that: a...

Genius. I should have considered it, but I didn't think it would be that much faster. Turns out, I was totally wrong. It is way faster . (new Tree 'H) (dolist (s (sequence 1 10000)) (set 'n (rand 300 4)) (H (format "%03d%03d%03d%03d" n) n)) (164 274 162 184) > (time (H "164274162184")) 0.011 Pretty ...

The large list can be pre-built. The thing-to-find can be dynamically assembled in the same format as the large list. Elaborate on your dictionary idea. I would love to hear your thoughts. Hmm. Tricky to know where to make the trade-offs. Are the numbers/lists unique? If so, you could use a dictiona...

Would anything else cause this?

I have removed every (sleep) from my code and I still have the timer failing when I fork.

Say you have : ; ; a define (define (foo) (println "Oh Yeah.") ) ; ; and another (define (foobar) (dolist (s (sequence 1 10)) (sleep 1000) ) ) ; ; and a timer: (define (ImaTimer) (foo) (timer 'ImaTimer 1) ) ; ; and, some code: (println "Setting timer...") (ImaTimer) (println "Forking...") (fork (foo...

While I am asking about speed... I am trying to find a set of values within another, larger set of values: (I removed some of the code formatting so bold items appear properly) The big string is: (set 'big '(1 1 5 10 82 222 118 135 82 222 120 79 10 235 83 241 225 229 147 140 238 0 61 97 224 64 31 20...