rr-- | what file do you edit to add command line args to the the lisp that M-x starts that M-x slime starts e.g., i want to add -dynamic-space-size 1024 to command line of cmucl |
rudi | in your ~/.emacs, change either inferior-lisp-program or slime-lisp-implementations depending on what you use currently |
msingh | hi. any way to rotate a byte? |
rr-- | worked, thanks |
OceanSpray | oh hi |
SeaMist | hey OceanSpray how's the beach? |
OceanSpray | It's fun. |
bsdfish | Am I mistaken, or should delete-package allow all the values of all the symbols inside to be GCed? If I (defpackage :test) (in-package :test) (defparameter *param* (make-array 100000000)) (in-package :cl-user) (delete-package:test) then even garbage collection, the array is still there. |
_3b | make sure it isn't in * ** or *** |
bsdfish | Yeah, I checked that If I (makunbound test::*param*) then it works fine after garbage collection So I guess I could unbind all the symbols manually, but it seems like a pain and the wrong way to go |
rahul | does delete-package return the package? clhs delete-package |
specbot | http://www.lispworks.com/reference/HyperSpec/Body/f_del_pk.htm |
lisppaste | Cin pasted "Dots appeared illegally. [Condition of type SI::SIMPLE-READER-ERROR]" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/40649 |
Cin_ | any idea what that error could mean in that file? |
rahul | Cin_: you have more than one #\. in a row |
bsdfish | No, seems like delete-package just returns t |
rahul | and you killed lisppaste :\ bsdfish: yeah, so that wouldn't cause it |
Cin_ | rahul, :O |
rahul | lisppaste saw the code and went into shock |
Cin_ | haha |
jeffz | Cin_: hi, you're a 'windows man', do you do any web stuff with cl in windows? |
Cin_ | jeffz: not yet, I'm still battling with getting open source implementations to work |
jeffz | Cin_: I spent some time browsing and reading about mod_lisp stuff and things, chances seem a bit iffy, getting free/open source stuff to work out of the box, on windows |
action | jeffz wants to replace php+apache on windows, with apache + mod_lisp +/ Hunchentoot |
jeffz | wants to replace php+apache on windows, with apache + mod_lisp +/ Hunchentoot |
Cin_ | jeffz: cool. what lisps have you tried? I tried mod_lisp which sort of worked. I don't think Hunchentoot responded to HTTP requests when I set it up. |
fax | jeffz: you can do hilariously awful things like this http://paste.lisp.org/display/39939 |
jeffz | Cin_: none yet, just doing some preliminary thinking and was curious if anyone had a working setup. fax, haha. |
Cin_ | jeffz: I'll let you know if I succeed in getting a web server setup |
jeffz | Cin_: I was going to try earlier but work filters out *.cons.org cliki and a bunch of other stuff, I might try some stuff now that I'm at home. |
sellout-mb | Cin_: I'm not a Windows guy, but have you tried lisp-in-a-box? |