| Xach | it diverged and added a lot of wacky openmcl optimizations from some russian guy |
| oudeis | ok, i understand. to reiterate, CCL::ENCODE-STRING-TO-OCTETS does it in openmcl and seems to work on unicode too. |
| Xach | oudeis: cool. in the short term you can just redefine it |
| oudeis | ok, thanks |
| Plouj | hi what's usually the name of the executable of a clips interpreter? |
| nyef | No idea? Agent systems have never really been my thing. |
| killring | Plouj: clips or xclips if I recall correctly |
| Plouj | humm I guess I haven't installed it yet |
| killring | Plouj: if you have, don't expect it to be in your path automatically. that's usually something you have to add or explicitly give the path to the executable. |
| Plouj | o_O that's super unusual anyhow |
| killring | Plouj: what OS are you running? |
| Plouj | Gentoo GNU/Linux ah I apparently have sbcl installed (as a slime dependency) |
| pkhuong | Plouj: sbcl isn't a clips implementation. |
| killring | Plouj: actually pretty common for older Unix apps that needed their own directory structure. Also, unless you're running an ancient version of CLIPS, it is written in C not Lisp. |
| pkhuong | Plouj: did you actually mean common lisp (CL or lisp)? clips is some AI thingy |
| killring | pkhuong: good point... perhaps clips should actually have read clisp? |
| nyef | In which case, the executable for GNU CLISP is usually called, rather imaginatively, "clisp". |
| Plouj | pkhuong: "This is SBCL 1.0.1, an implementation of ANSI Common Lisp." |
| sudo | http://www.codigolibre.org/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=1 |
| Plouj | bah, I did say clips, but I meant clisp |
| jsnell | you probably didn't actually mean clisp either, but either CL or Common Lisp |
| karstensrage | so what was the ALU fallout? |
| sellout-mb_ | karstensrage: I was wondering that, too. |
| karstensrage | it seems there was an election but other than that no one seems to want to talk about it |
| lemonodor | heh. shine a light! |
| karstensrage | huh? |
| lemonodor | i'm saying, make it known. talk about it. |
| action | nyef points out that it would be fairly late in the day for the european and east-coast american lispers, which might explain why nobody has been saying much of anything for the past while. |
| nyef | points out that it would be fairly late in the day for the european and east-coast american lispers, which might explain why nobody has been saying much of anything for the past while. |
| karstensrage | lemonodor: If I knew anything about it, I would talk about it |
| jsnell | they didn't have the financial statement prepared, and the treasurer wasn't at the meeting and so there wasn't even any explanation for why it wasn't ready |
| nyef | That's never a good sign. |
| karstensrage | jsnell: what was the fallout? some misalignment between ALU and europe? clashing of ideas? |
| jsnell | I don't know about that (I skipped the meeting) |