On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 18:16:26 -0400, Travis Cross travis@officetone.com wrote:
After you released Hunchentoot, I took a hard look at the source and have been considering factoring out the non-portable code ever since. I'd be terribly happy if you beat me to it though ;)
There's a slight chance that this will happen... :)
Another project on my TBNL agenda that I started part way down was seeing if I could remove some dependencies (primarily kmrcl) without adding a whole lot a code to TBNL.
LispWorks/Hunchentoot doesn't use KMRCL, so that's the plan for SBCL and the other Lisps as well.
Do you happen to be sold on the wonders of the Darcs version control system? ;) If you're not strongly tied to whatever VCS you're currently using, a public darcs repository could be a real boon.
You wouldn't win anything, because I immediately make a new release if I add new code. Im the case of RDNZL I once tried with a public repository, but although several people had write access nothing came out of it. The only result was that it became harder for me and I couldn't work offline anymore...
Cheers, Edi.