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[munich-lisp] Next Munich Lispers Meeting
by Jim Newton 13 Dec '08

13 Dec '08

Hi everyone, Thanks for attending yesterday's Munich-lispers meeting. And thanks Tobias for a very insightful and entertaining presentation about SLIME. May I suggest that we have another meeting at the end of January. I've posted onto the wiki http://wiki.alu.org/Munich Anyone can update it who wants to. I've also proposed an agenda. Several people yesterday said they might be interested in knowing about how Lisp is used in EDA, Electronic Design Automation. I'll be happy to show some of the interesting features of SKILL (a lisp dialect) which I use at my job. SKILL, an uncommon lisp * Some cool features * Similarities and differences from CL * Common Lisp-like extensions to SKILL * A very opinionated and probably objectionable view of CLOS (I think it should be). May I suggest we meet on 27 January at 19h00? The same location would be great, if we can reserve the room again. Anyone in favor? -jim -- +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Jim E. Newton (jimka(a)cadence.com) desk +49-(0)89-4563-1918 | | Methodology Services Europe fax +49-(0)89-4563-1819 | | Cadence Design Systems GmbH Munich Germany | | | | If you won't do it in the rain, you won't do it. | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+

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[munich-lisp] How about meeting in December?
by gL 05 Dec '08

05 Dec '08

Hi Tobias and Munich Lisp Group I'd love to come to your upcoming meeting and hear about the very interesting topic. But I'm living to far from Munich ... If possible please make your knowledge and your guide for best practises about Slime, the Emacs mode for editing Common Lisp code public. Thanks in advanced! Gunnar

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[munich-lisp] How about meeting in December?
by Tobias C. Rittweiler 03 Dec '08

03 Dec '08

Hi all, it's been quiet in the Munich Lisp Group for quite some time. For too long, as Peter Herth and myself agreed on in a private conversation. I'd hence suggest meeting in the first, or second week of december. And to give some incentive to the meeting, I agreed to give an informal talk about Slime, the Emacs mode for editing Common Lisp code. The objective of the talk is to pass on the knowledge I collected over the past two years hacking on Slime in my spare time. The talk will hence cover best practises, and will hopefully teach you lots of tips. It's also an opportunity to ask questions, give feedback, and request features / changes. After the talk, I'd suggest to go to some bar, lounge or some such to finish the evening smoothly... There's one open issue, though; where should the meeting hold place? Peter mentioned that previous meetings took place in some rooms of the University of Munich---organized by someone on this list. Is this person still on the list, or can anyone comment on this? Or does anyone have another idea of a suitable location? CU, -T. -- Diese Nachricht wurde auf Viren und andere gefaerliche Inhalte untersucht und ist - aktuelle Virenscanner vorausgesetzt - sauber. Freebits E-Mail Virus Scanner

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