| _deepfire | aha |
| Xof | try replacing "~%~S" with "~2I~_~W" |
| Xach | haha http://jp-larocque.livejournal.com/55425.html |
| Xof | also, your print-object function needs handling for *print-readably* and *print-level* |
| _deepfire | Xof, thanks! now it indents one level, albeit constantly but that's already much better |
| Xof | yes. Now you get to play with logical blocks |
| db4n | Hello whoever's here. |
| nicolas | oh make a new sbcl from source ? |
| l_a_m | i try sh make.sh, run-test.sh i've got a sbcl.core file in output directory, but if i try with sbcl --core output/sbc.core, i've got a ldb prompt |
| antifuchs | you need src/runtime/sbcl (: |
| l_a_m | oh i find ... src/runtime/sbcl --core output/sbcl.core antifuchs: ok :) |
| action | l_a_m would try the great sb-cover ... |
| l_a_m | would try the great sb-cover ... i've got an error with my .sbclrc file : http://paste.lisp.org/display/41285 someone know why ? i must customize the file : customize-target-features.lisp ? |
| prxq | whee! |
| jsnell | what, exactly, are you trying to do? |
| action | prxq got access to a whole park of big, fast computers |
| prxq | got access to a whole park of big, fast computers |
| l_a_m | jsnell: on my debian i've got an old sbcl , i would try sb-cover on some of my projects, i try to creates another sbcl |
| prxq | what's the best way to learn threads for sbcl? |
| jsnell | you need to install your newly-built sbcl, or set SBCL_HOME |
| l_a_m | jsnell: ok |
| rkrush | I don't suppose there are any MCL/OpenMCL people here? |
| antifuchs | rkrush: gbyers was here a few hours ago |
| waterpie | hi all |
| antifuchs | the first time in a few weeks at least /-: |
| rkrush | *nods* All right, thanks. |
| antifuchs | but almost everyone works for clozure now, I gather (-; |
| michaelw | did clozure and ITA merge? |
| waterpie | i make a loop with: "for y = (random 100) for a =0" and then collect if y>50 and also increase a by one. y takes various values, but a is always 0. any ideas why?? |
| michaelw | waterpie: because you said so. try "for a = 0 then (1+ a)", or "for a from 0" antifuchs: did you by chance try openmcl on a 64-bit machine? |
| antifuchs | michaelw: ah, I was imprecise ITA or clozure (: |
| waterpie | michaelw, ok, that works, and i understand why, but why is my version not working? (at the very least a should be always 1, as i increament it, before i collect it) |