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I have long considered this argument, as the creator of commercial software, which used newLISP. In the previous case, we had a search engine and it did not require us to share the source code or distribute anything to a client, it was all server-side. This worked, but we were considering the idea o...

Thanks! Will be fixed in the next revision.

m35 wrote:May 15, 2010 version, page 20

The カネ|box Engine requires every module to function properly, is it passes complex, (often)
encrypted information between modules

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Creating a new Training Set is requires a set of gathered traffic

A pre-release of the カネ|BOX WHITE PAPER & DOCUMENTATION is available at http://www.kane-box.com or at http://www.lifezero.org (always the latest pre-release version). I am sharing this because: a) It's fun b) I want feedback c) カネ|box was written entirely in newLISP Feel free to send me your comment...

I am certain this has already been answered somewhere, but... I cannot find the answer.

How would one go about listing all the contexts one has created?

In the manual; member syntax: (member exp list) syntax: (member str str-key [num-option]) Shouldn't this be: syntax: (member str-key str [num-option]) Because the format is actually; (member "f" "a b c d e f") Where "f" is the key to search for and "a b c d e f" is the string. Or, does str-key mean ...

Yes, the data looks like Cormullion suggested. Here's an example; (set 'loc '( ("41.0.0.0" "2097152" 687865856 689963008 "ZA") ("41.32.0.0" "1048576" 689963008 691011584 "EG") ("41.48.0.0" "524288" 691011584 691535872 "ZA") ("41.56.0.0" "65536" 691535872 691601408 "ZA") ("41.57.0.0" "65536" 69160140...

I have a very large list, over 100,000 entries. It's in the form: ("name" number1 number2) I'd like to take a value and find the "name" that occurs between the two numbers. For example; ("kanen" 100 200) Such that, the number 150 would fall within the above range and return "kanen" I've tried severa...

On Sunday, I'll have access to a Mac OS 10.6.x Intel machine and can test, if necessary. I have a new 'net-packet' working on Linux Intel (little-endian) and PPC G4 Mac OSX Tiger (big-endian), not yet on OSX Snow Leopard on Intel. Unfortunately these are the only machines, I have root/sudo access to...

And, among the users of newLISP, massive joy followed...

Not quite "on a chip" -- but, fundamentally the same thing. Movitz is a small (almost) ANSI complete Common Lisp which runs on bare x86 http://common-lisp.net/project/movitz/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movitz http://kmkeen.com/tiny-code/index.html Seems like we could do this with newLISP as well. ...

Using (save) is very, very slow for some reason. (load) on the other hand, is quite fast. I understand (save) is doing slightly more work in the following example, but the speed difference is staggering. And, for large lists... the speed difference makes me want to use (write-file) and do conversion...

I actually do not have to release my source code. This has been a long-standing debate among users of the gcc compiler, which is licensed under GPL, but allows you to write (and then compile) your non-GPL source code and distribute it as a binary. If everyone who used gcc had to release their code, ...

So... this adds another module for me to write. :) I understand the security issue of people being able to reverse it, I just want to be able to create a pre-compiled version for different operating systems to make life easier for everyone. Thanks. Yes, the only way is, too merge the modules into on...

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Most of newLISP is forgiving, not so with append. newLISP v.10.2.4 on Linux IPv4 UTF-8, execute 'newlisp -h' for more info. > (set 'foo 4) 4 > (println "foo is: " foo) foo is: 4 4 > (println (append "foo is: " foo)) ERR: string expected in function append : foo > (println (append "foo is: " (string ...

Like on Win XP with 10.2.1 it runs correctly on UNIX too with all versions of newLISP. Vi adds extra line feed character(s) on Windows and on UNIX, even if not typed in and not visible in vi. Yes it does, because vi added a ":set binary" or a "-b" command-line option. This might be enough to migrat...

I find this topic fascinating. When we were doing kozoru, we basically did the same thing, but with iron. We had custom OpenBSD kernels, on flash drives, that would boot directly into newLISP with no operating system at all, other than the newLISP interpreter. It went from the Unix kernel to newLISP...

Makes sense as to what is happening - (read-file) adding a trailing newline. I consider this to be a bug, though, unless someone can correct my thinking. Perhaps I should be reading the file differently? If there isn't a trailing "\n" in "sites-sm.txt", then is one being appended in (read-file "site...

I thought the same thing, but... unless I completely misunderstand how (parse) works, I can tell you there is no trailing newlines in the file. Opening it in vim or another editor shows only a newline after each entry, but not an extra, trailing newline. Yes, your solution fixes the problem, but the...

I have a problem, where parse is returning an extra item. I have attached code for this problem, with comments. ;; sites-sm.txt [text] ;; copy below to sites-sm.txt 1 google.com 2 facebook.com 3 yahoo.com 4 youtube.com 5 live.com 6 wikipedia.org 7 blogger.com 8 baidu.com 9 msn.com 10 yahoo.co.jp [/t...

You are correct, sir. I assumed an offline file would be exactly the same as traffic. Turns out there's a slight difference which was causing the fault/dump. That's what I get for assuming. The original sniff works fine for me using v.10.2.4 on UBUNTU 9.10. I guess it has to do with the pcap_open_of...

Yes, that's basically what I have been looking at doing. Right now, I am simply throwing the packet away, just to keep everything from falling apart. But, I will need to handle all protocols soon and that has become a high priority for me. Thanks for looking at this and responding. I really apprecia...

Without sounding like I am complaining about it... sniff.lsp has given me nothing but trouble. I suspect I will have a complete rewrite of this code by the time kane|box is released. As you know, I added pcap_open_offline so I could open pcap files instead of sniff traffic, which allows me to better...

Yep. $ newlisp sniff.lsp wlan0 Segmentation fault (core dumped) I ran another program (sniffex.c) which I compiled after this happened and it runs just fine. Something is broken in newLISP 10.2.4. Anything you need from me to help find and fix this issue? Thanks. Linux openkane 2.6.32-21-generic #32...

In 10.2.4, "loaded file" prints to console/shell when I load files now? Is this a bug?
I believe the default should be to not print "loaded file" to STDOUT.