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[parenscript-announce] New Parenscript release: 2.2
by Vladimir Sedach 17 Oct '10

17 Oct '10

Hello, I've decided to make a new Parenscript release, 2.2. It includes mostly fixes. A couple of things have been deprecated. Implicit return should hopefully work better since last release. All reported unfixed bugs will go into the next release. Thinking about how to make expressionization work properly, and the latest bug reported by Scott, I realized that the way special forms work will need to change somewhat. Starting with 2.2, there will no longer be packaged releases for ASDF-Install (it's not any extra work making them, I just want to encourage people to use Quicklisp). Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] New Parenscript version
by Vladimir Sedach 27 Feb '10

27 Feb '10

Exciting things in this release include the long-awaited implicit return functionality, multiple value return, a completely redone and updated manual in HTML format, and many bugfixes. The version naming scheme has now been changed to a <major>.<minor> format (the new release is version 2.1). Enjoy! Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] New Parenscript release.
by Vladimir Sedach 21 Sep '09

21 Sep '09

Hello, A new version of Parenscript has been released. This release comes with partial support for LOOP and DESTRUCTURING-BIND Common Lisp facilities (thanks to the efforts of Daniel Gackle and Scott Bell), much faster compilation speed, many bugfixes, real and efficient lexical scoping for all special forms that introduce bindings, as well as the ability to direct compiler output directly to a stream. One thing that has been removed is support for the dot symbol notation (ie - 'object.property' would be special cased into (slot-value object 'property) by the compiler) - this has been done to allow Parenscript code to be a useful target for code walkers designed for regular Lisp code. The consequence is that any code that relies on the dot notation will need to be changed to use non-opaque object slot access. Thank you, Vladimir

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by None 15 Mar '09

15 Mar '09

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[parenscript-announce] New Parenscript release.
by Vladimir Sedach 17 Feb '09

17 Feb '09

Hello, The latest release of Parenscript fixes a few minor bugs from the previous release (mostly with macro-definition code), but most importantly it gets rid of the (.method object args) method-calling convention/hack. Now method calls are treated uniformly with function calls, so the previous expression becomes ((slot-value object 'method) args). The motivation behind this change is explained on the parenscript-devel mailing list: http://common-lisp.net/pipermail/parenscript-devel/2009-February/000465.html Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] New Parenscript version released.
by Vladimir Sedach 22 Jan '09

22 Jan '09

Hello, After over a year since the last one, I've put together a new release of Parenscript. This release features many bugfixes and many improvements to the way that Parenscript generates JavaScript and relates to its host Common Lisp environment. There are subtle changes in the semantics of Parenscript code that may break your code. The reference documentation has been updated to reflect these, but as usual if you have any problems please feel free to post to the development mailing list. Special thanks goes to Travis Cross for the major work he has put into making this release happen. Thank you, Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] New Parenscript release.
by Vladimir Sedach 04 Nov '07

04 Nov '07

Available for your programming pleasure is a new Parenscript release. It fixes a critical bug with define-symbol-macro, and adds several handy macro utilities and a list of Parenscript utility functions (just mapcar for now) that you can include in your Parenscript programs. Happy hacking, Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] "Halloween" Parenscript release.
by Vladimir Sedach 31 Oct '07

31 Oct '07

A new Parenscript release is now up on common-lisp.net. It mostly addresses bug fixes, although some more control over the way JavaScript is printed is exposed as well. Happy hacking, Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] New ParenScript release.
by Vladimir Sedach 29 Aug '07

29 Aug '07

Hello everyone, I've just put up the tarball and documentation for the new ParenScript release. It features a rewrite of the compiler and JavaScript printer, along with many user-visible changes, the most notable being the addition of setf places (defsetf and defun setf), and Red Daly's excellent contribution of Common Lisp-like lambda lists for ParenScript functions (we now have &optional, &rest and &key). Due to the rewrite of the printer, JavaScript generation has gotten a major speed boost. As well, I've updated the tutorial and ensured it worked correctly with the latest AllegroServe (the tutorial PDF will be going away in the next release - I plan to put it up on Cliki where it can be updated in a more timely manner). Happy hacking, Vladimir

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[parenscript-announce] August 1 ParenScript release.
by Vladimir Sedach 02 Aug '07

02 Aug '07

Hello, I've put up a new tarball of ParenScript, 20070801. It is the same as 20070720, with the exception that the tutorial (and correspondingly the manual) has a corrected package definition (the AllegroServe HTML generation facilities have been moved to their own package). For the next release, I plan to go over the example code carefully and fix any issues that come. Long-term, I want to transition the example tutorial to be based on Hunchentoot, because it is the best available Free Software Common Lisp web server right now, and probably LML2 for the server-side HTML generation facilities (because that's what I like to use). Let me know if you have any suggestions about this. Thanks, Vladimir

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