Should the version number for the code be "0.3.0"? That way, the first part is
the *spec* version number, and we can separately change the *implementation*
number as the third value.
--- David A. Wheeler
--
Live Securi
I may very well be wrong, but I have the impression that Common Lisp has
this ability; I just have no idea how to go about capturing a missing
method (or even just a missing function).
But in any case, such a thing is language dependent, and thus outside the
scope of the project.
One reason why I
If I recall correctly, Dylan allows access to the AST, and allows for the
possibility of macros, but because they are so difficult to write, macros
are seldom written in Dylan.
Someone once made the point that Python allows you to parse statements, but
the resulting parse tree is too complicated t
bundle!
finally remove my-unread-char
2012-07-31-almkglor.bundle
Description: Binary data
--
Live Security Virtual Conference
Exclusive live event will cover all the ways today's security and
threat landscape has change
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 8:37 PM, David A. Wheeler wrote:
> Should the version number for the code be "0.3.0"? That way, the first part
> is the *spec* version number, and we can separately change the
> *implementation* number as the third value.
Yes
Sincerely,
AmkG
-
bundle me one more time!
fix up some mistakes in man files, allow command-line arguments on
sweeten and unsweeten
On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 4:52 AM, Alan Manuel Gloria wrote:
> bundle!
>
> finally remove my-unread-char
2012-07-31-almkglor-2.bundle
Description: Binary data
---
Alan Manuel Gloria:
> bundle me one more time!
All applied. I also changed the software version number to 0.3.0.
--- David A. Wheeler
--
Live Security Virtual Conference
Exclusive live event will cover all the ways toda
Common Lispers, rejoice. I've added a new "examples/sweet-run-demo-clisp" file
to demonstrate how to use "sweet-run" so you can use sweet-expressions in
Common Lisp, using only the components we have so far.
Because it uses unsweeten, which is a Scheme reader, you have to stick to the
syntax t
