Hi all, I am interested to know how much development anyone is doing based on lisp. Wondering what is happening with lisp in bangalore. Thanks and Regards, -vk...
Vijay, I was doing a few projects in Common Lisp, but it hardly seemed the company could digest them. The projects were a success in my eyes, but I don't think...
Tom, Thats true. Maybe pple are not much used to more declarative languages. Project managers are used to c, java or sorts and thats what wins the race. But I...
Hi All, There has been no much response on whats happening with lisp/prolog usage in bangalore. Think its very dormant here... Thanks, -vijay ... Download...
Lisp inspires and informs, even in Bangalore! ... -- Lisp humour: LISP> (setf god (symbol-value god)) Warning: Declaring GOD special. Error: GOD is unbound....
... Whatever little sound that comes out of the lispers gets lost in the noise that the J2EE crowd makes :) Also I guess it is the secret sauce which nobody...
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... True. But again, lispers have their own level of thought processes that go compared to a java guy. True java is sellable now, where as lisp sort of is a ...
And Lisp will still be around 100 years from now because its 7 magic axioms are like a law of nature. Java won't be around 100 years from now, if the past 50...
"Programmer Job Qualifications. You should have extensive experience coding in languages including C/C++, javascript, and java." ... No Thanks. "Knowledge of...
Alok, I would also like to know why, since you say you want hackers, are you telling what languages they have to use? Are you the bigger hacker? I have created...
Hi I need to implement a macro similar to the return statement in C. For example, if I call (return nil) inside a function named foo, it should translate to...
... This can be done by the following macro: (defmacro xreturn(x) (block nil (return x))) Hope this solves the problem. Thanks Samik ... Once upon a time there...
... This can be done by the following macro: (defmacro xreturn(x) (block nil (return x))) Hope this solves the problem. Thanks Samik ... Download prohibited?...
Hi all, I have joined this group and am very new to the LISP programming. Q 1) I want to know how can i call any function? I am using LispWorking as a...
Hi all, I have joined this group and am very new to the LISP programming. Q 1) I want to know how can i call any function? I am using LispWorks as a...
Hi Promod, Here are the answers to the best of my knowledge: Q1. Yes you can call a function from any REPL without any problem. I use SBCL+XEmacs in windows...
... Did you evaluate that function definition? Maybe you can try typing the function definition in at the prompt and then calling it. If that works, then it...
Hi all , Can anybody write the recursive function LISP function that will reverse elements of the list(please don't use built-in reverse function).? I have...
Hi Pramod, Sorry to spell your name incorrect last time. The following code uses a recursive call to do a reverse of a list only problem is the tr variable it...
Hi Promode, This is an easy way of doing a reverse without using car, cdr or ca*d*r family how ever it does not use any recursion. You can think about it. But...
check the following code .. (defun rev(a) (if (or (null a) (equal a '())) '() (append (rev (cdr a)) (list (first a))))) -- ... Sometimes I wish I was a little...
Thanks it works..., Is it the same way by which i can find mirror image of the list. ... Expected result is : (((e d)c)(b a)) Pramod K.Shinde ... From: samik...
Thanks samik, i m able to do the reverse function: (defun rev (x) (if (endp x) nil (append (rev (cdr x)) (list (car x))))) ... (d a c b a) Pramod K.Shinde ... ...
... See what happens when I try to compile your MY-REVERSE - ; While compiling MY-REVERSE: Warning: Free reference to undeclared variable TEMP-RET assumed...
Thanks a lot to all, This mail-chain has produced at least three ways of doing the same thing and all of them are different and elegant. Great going guys......
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