It was very nice to meet all of you folks, I look forward to learning more
from all of you, and that I can contribute something reasonable at some time
in the future..
Cheers, Alex.
The October meeting of the Toronto Lisp Users Group is upon us!
Tuesday October 5 2010, 6pm, at the Linuxcaffe
Lately I've become interested in methods for reliable software. The
article "Crash-Only Software" is a great read
(http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.90.9585&rep=rep1&t…).
I wonder if these or similar ideas have been pursued using Lisp. I
know there's someone working on an Erlang in Lisp. But I feel like
that's only the beginning..
See you all tomorrow!
http://www.lisptoronto.org/
Best wishes,
Vish
I'm curious about:
- quicklisp
- LibCL
- where / how to post CL code, license ideas, etc, etc
If anyone can talk about these topics tonight, I'd be most interested.
pt
Do any of you use LaTeX?
I am looking for something to typeset Scheme snippets in LaTeX article or amsart. I have tried slatex with so-so results. I am not happy to have to run it from the command line, and do not presently have time to hook it into emacs the way I want.
I use the listings package successfully for CL but this package does not really understand Scheme as far as I can tell.
Any suggestions?
Best,
- Dave -
Who's coming out?
Anybody have anything to present, or ask questions about?
I know that a number of us are faced with .Net vs. no CL issues. We could continue that discussion.
I have a not-fully-tested WAM (Prolog Warren Abstract Machine) written in CL that I could bring, if it interests anyone.
pt
In case anyone's interested, I put up the code for the Perlin Noise
visualization I talked about a couple of months back:
http://github.com/vishsingh/perlin-noise
Vish