Making a small Lisp project with quickproject and Quicklisp
A few years ago I wrote about how I make small Common Lisp projects. With the availability of Quicklisp and ASDF2, my process has changed quite a bit. Here's what I do lately. Get a comfortable environment (done only once, not once per project). First, as part of setting up my CL environment, I install Quicklisp and add it to my SBCL startup file. That means downloading quicklisp.lisp and then run
Running Common Lisp behind Apache - Lost in Technopolis
It’s hard for me to think of a more ideal platform for web design than Common Lisp. Imagine having a system that runs indefinitely, with the ability to “snapshot” its running state and restore exactly where you left off, and where updates can be applied live, at functional-level granularity, from anywhere. Oh, and let’s not forget the remote debugging and inspection capabilities! And I thought Vis
ASDF-Install Tutorial
Overview This tutorial is intended for people who are new to Common Lisp and for people who are new to ASDF-Install. It describes an easy way to install third-party libraries into a Lisp environment. This tutorial is a work in progress and a "port" of Edi Weitz's original ASDF-Install tutorial. Please send e-mail to if you have any questions or find anything amiss. Common Lisp is a wonderful langu
Tutorial for the Common Lisp Loop Macro
Peter D. Karp SRI International pkarp @ ai.sri.com The Loop Macro is one of the most valuable, and least-well documented of the operations in Common Lisp. It is valuable because it is more powerful, more compact, and more readable than comparable Common Lisp constructs such as mapping operations and recursion. It also uses a programming style that will be familiar to programmers who have worked wi
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simple exmaple cffi - niitsuma blog
CFFI入門で紹介されている方法をubuntu7.10でより単純化して動かしてみた 以下のfloat.cをcffiを使ってcommon lispから呼ぶ //float.c #include <stdio.h> int float_to_bits (float f) { return *((int*)&f); } 以下でshared libのfloat.soができる(参考 ) $gcc -Wall -fPIC -shared -o float.so float.c cffiを導入する $sudo apt-get install clisp cl-cffi cl-asdf clispを起動して以下を行う $clisp (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :cffi) (cffi::define-foreign-library libfloat (:unix"float.so")
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