#lisp - Tue 24 Apr 2007 between 18:07 and 18:35



Xachi did?
michaelwthe cake?
Xachoh, true
rahulhttp://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/22_cgb.htm
at the bottom
faxyeah ive seen that
any known examples of a prime test or somthing?
michaelwfax: how about this one then: http://99-bottles-of-beer.net/language-common-lisp-114.html
faxjust gives me errors
oh theres a fix on the page ":|
I dont see how goto makes it turing complete
I you cant modify anything from within the format string, so how can you do anything...
rahulturing completeness isn't about doing. it's about computing a result
actually, it's about recognizing a pattern
froydnjargh, my slime repl is hanging
faxso well
its possible to write a prime test just in the format string?
e.g. (format nil ... 7) => "prime"
Hun_yep
~/function-name/
splittistfax: yes. Sadly the input line on this irc client is too small to contain the solution...
pkhuongsplittist: just split it!
froydnjargh, unknown &key argument?
faxsplittist: haha
actionfroydnj knew he should not have upgraded his slime
froydnjknew he should not have upgraded his slime
pkhuong(splittist, also I think his small theorem fit without problem ;)
faxwell or even a finite number of format strings I guess
robsynnottdid you upgrade it on both ends?
froydnjrobsynnott: "both ends"?
robsynnottswank and the emacs bit
froydnjcvs -z3 up in the slime directory, restart slime
ah, now swank::find-external-format-or-lose is losing
robsynnottthis is exactly why I never update it
(also, I've got the swank bit running on a couple of servers, and updating would just be far too much trouble)
froydnjsigh, error in timer. do the slime people eat dogfood?
whaleofconfusionis there any stronger way to interrupt slime than C-c C-c? I have accidentally caused it to do infinite macroexpansion
Xachyou can signal the process from the shell via "kill". you should get an error handler in slime.
whaleofconfusionkill the sbcl process?
Xachno, just send it an INT signal (the default of "kill")
oops

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