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stevelosh.com
[AI summary] The text is a comprehensive guide to Common Lisp, covering its structure, libraries, and ecosystem. It explains the different layers of project organization, including files, packages, systems, and projects, and highlights popular libraries for various tasks such as utilities, threading, foreign function interfaces, regular expressions, HTTP clients, and more. The guide also discusses tools like Quicklisp and ASDF for managing dependencies and projects, and touches on the stability and community of the language. It concludes by emphasizing the depth of Common Lisp and the importance of careful study for mastering it. |
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weblog.masukomi.org
[AI summary] An experienced programmer reflects on their 30-year journey exploring various programming languages like BASIC, Perl, Java, Ruby, and Lisp, ultimately concluding that personal compatibility and ease of distribution are more important than general rankings of languages. |
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www.fosskers.ca
[AI summary] A technical guide explains how to set up a Common Lisp development environment on Linux that compiles and runs Windows executables using Wine and the Mingw toolchain. |
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componenthouse.com
I wanted tocompare how Java, C++ and C perform whenreading a text file line by line and printing the output. I've implemented some possibilities and, at the end, we can compare the speed of each execution. Java 7 version (BufferedReader) import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.File; import java.io.FileReader; import java.io.IOException; public class Main7 { private static final... |
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