date formats, better logging
standard date formats for logging
cllib only requires port. both are asdf-loadable. you can package them.
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I think it has many great things. cllib, for example, has naive bayes classifier. I haven't had a chance to checkout other parts of the codebase, but I have a feeling that every bit can be useful. I just wonder how difficult it would be to extract seemingly unrelated pieces of software into separate packages that depend on a minimal core. Or another example is matrix.lisp. It would be great to improve on it and not rely on matlisp or any library that uses Fortran, etc.
I think it has many great things. cllib, for example, has naive bayes classifier. I haven't had a chance to checkout other parts of the codebase, but I have a feeling that every bit can be useful. I just wonder how difficult it would be to extract seemingly unrelated pieces of software into separate packages that depend on a minimal core. Or another example is matrix.lisp. It would be great to improve on it and not rely on matlisp or any library that uses Fortran, etc.
well, which parts of clocc are you interested in? they do have a point there...
I found a request that was denied: https://github.com/quicklisp/quicklisp-projects/issues/262
Cannot install CLOCC via CLISP
this was fixed by changeset: 3875:287829b8eb9b user: sds Date: Thu Aug 19 16:50:08 2010 +0000 summary: mkdir, rmdir [clisp]: avoid deprecated DELETE-DIR & MAKE-DIR
indeed - please go ahead and package it!
use mercurial https://sourceforge.net/p/clocc/hg/ci/default/tree/
Cannot install CLOCC via CLISP
Make CLOCC available in Quicklisp
Here's a snapshot: https://web.archive.org/web/20080924125508/http://clocc.sourceforge.net/snapshot/
avoid warnings about loop keyword order
rely on read-standalone-char in xml
(primep): fix typo
(deftest): add (flet check); add math tests
I've successfully installed the CLLIB by installing clocc into the local-projects directory in my quicklisp folder. Then in Lisp, I did: (compile-file "clocc") (load *) (ql:quickload "cl-html-parse") (ql:quickload "cllib") And everything worked!
I've successfully installed the CLLIB by doing: (compile-file "clocc") (load *) (ql:quickload "cl-html-parse") (ql:quickload "cllib")
* ASDF/UPGRADE:*ASDF-VERSION* "3.3.1" * (lisp-implementation-version) "1.4.14"
I'm also using quicklisp, so I'm not sure if that messed up things with ASDF
Alright, Interesting. Just out of curiosity. What version of ASDF and SBCL are you using? I'm on ASDF 3 and SBCL v. 1.3.1 debian. D
I get a different error: (UIOP/LISP-BUILD:CHECK-LISP-COMPILE-RESULTS NIL T T "~/asdf-action::format-action/" ((#<ASDF/LISP-ACTION:COMPILE-OP > . #<ASDF/LISP-ACTION:CL-SOURCE-FILE "cllib" "fileio">))) ; File has been modified since compilation: ; SYS:CONTRIB;ASDF;UIOP.LISP.NEWEST ; Using form offset instead of character position. source: (ERROR 'COMPILE-FILE-ERROR :CONTEXT-FORMAT CONTEXT-FORMAT :CONTEXT-ARGUMENTS CONTEXT-ARGUMENTS) I think this is a bug in adsf. However, I was able to compile cllib...
Error while trying to load definition for system cllib from pathname
url decode pathname in get method
server: add CONNECTION-LIMITS, show-ut => y-m-d; smtp: more efficient data collection, reject XXXXXX, date format; http: date format
allegro: there is no cltl1 package anymore
recommend asdf over defsystem 3
load port for no-defstruct-mop
clisp: use ext:compiled-file-p
clisp: use ext:compiled-file-p
extract mop-defstruct.lisp from mop.lisp
fix ocaml sexp link
do not export the non-existent symbol mean-cx
(defcsv): package can be a string
add el::defun because its args have to be decla...
(correlation-2): use the simplified formula fro...
(quit) [sbcl]: use sb-ext:exit instead of sb-ex...
((setf getenv)) [sbcl]: setenv is only present ...
load port:mop for no-defstruct-mop
check for no-defstruct-mop explicitly