cl-launch

[fare]

I am glad to announce my latest piece of semi-useful software, CL-Launch, an infrastructure to easily make your Common Lisp software launchable from a Unix command line.

Comments

[alinemistress]

It's pity that you percieved me like a bot...

non-bot

[fare]

Call me jaded. I get so much spam and scam on LJ and various electronic communication channels, that I tend to assume a contact is spam until I can see a clear, unambiguous signal that my correspondent actually shares a common interest. You just proved you were not a bot (or that spambot writers have grown more sophisticated than they used to be). You seem civilized enough that you have non-trivial probability of not being a spammer (despite the spelling mistake), though I cannot confirm that yet.

In any case, merry winter holiday season! And thanks a lot if you genuinely like cl-launch (current version is 2.03)

Re: non-bot

[alinemistress]

Thanks for your answers. Speaking about my spelling mistakes I can explain it. English is not my native language, but did you heard about gagauz language, or about gagauz nation?

Re: non-bot

[fare]

I had never heard of the Gagauz nation before today. Just looked it up on Wikipedia. Interesting. The Internet sure brings together people from any origin.

And so I apologize for doubting your humanity. Nice to meet you, alinemistress.

Now, what do you do with cl-launch? What fun Lisp programs do you write?

Re: non-bot

[alinemistress]

Really I don't have a great experience in programming with Lisp. I just want to try and I need some interesting examples with description. So, your example is good for it. I hope I'll understand pieces your of code.

Re: non-bot

[fare]

OK. Have you read Practical Common Lisp? (or seen the Google Video?) Otherwise, see cliki.net, join irc #lisp...

Re: non-bot

[alinemistress]

Hi Fare! I just began to read a book. It's a litle bit difficult for me. Thanks for advise;)