Newlisp-GS Arch Linux failure to connect
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2014 1:15 am
Hello! I just want to start off this post, as it is my first (yeah, I know this probably is not the place, but I do have an issue that I will get to) make an introduction. Well, more of a bit of history and some praise. I am a fairly new to the world of programming. I did quite a lot in ti-84 Basic (math class can be boring), but did not move pass there for several years. I recently attempted Python, but I did not like it much. I then discovered common lisp (sbcl), but quickly changed over to Racket. I enjoyed Racket quite a bit, and made a small gui program in it. I have absolutely fallen in love with the simplicity of lisp (but not CL, of course...)
I recently discovered newLISP, and I must tip my hat to you, Lutz. It is wonderful. I love contexts, and feel they are a wonderful way to keep symbols from colliding without using weird names or using separate namespaces for data and functions.
Anyways... My problem.
Whenever I try to run newlisp-edit or (gs:init), newlisp-GS fails to connect.
newLISP-GS v.1.5 on Linux
double buffering supported.
listening on 47011
accepted connection from 0.0.0.0
connecting to 0.0.0.0:47012
retrying to connect
retrying to connect
It will continue to retry the connection. I am running Arch Linux with newLISP v10.5.4 from the aur, and using OpenJDK.
Your help is appreciated. Many thanks!
I recently discovered newLISP, and I must tip my hat to you, Lutz. It is wonderful. I love contexts, and feel they are a wonderful way to keep symbols from colliding without using weird names or using separate namespaces for data and functions.
Anyways... My problem.
Whenever I try to run newlisp-edit or (gs:init), newlisp-GS fails to connect.
newLISP-GS v.1.5 on Linux
double buffering supported.
listening on 47011
accepted connection from 0.0.0.0
connecting to 0.0.0.0:47012
retrying to connect
retrying to connect
It will continue to retry the connection. I am running Arch Linux with newLISP v10.5.4 from the aur, and using OpenJDK.
Your help is appreciated. Many thanks!