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c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists?

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Brian A. Co #1 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? Now that comp.lang.dylan (finally) exists, can I safely unsubscribe from the info-dylan and/or the dylan-builders mailing lists? I find newsgroups more convenient than mailing lists, but I wouldn't want to miss anything. brian -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _______ _____ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Brian A. Cole \|_ _ \| \| ___\| Most people think disc golf ...!uwvax!cs.wisc.edu!tuc \|_\| \|__________\| That gives us the element of surprise.
Sun, 02 Jul 1995 01:16:56 GMT

Sean Brunno #2 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? Quote: >Now that comp.lang.dylan (finally) exists, can I safely unsubscribe >from the info-dylan and/or the dylan-builders mailing lists? I find >newsgroups more convenient than mailing lists, but I wouldn't want to >miss anything. The management here may want to emulate the info-mcl lists whereas everything that gets forwarded to the mailing list is posted to the newsgroup and vice-versa. I believe that everything that gets forwarded to info-dylan should be posted to the newsgroup, but articles posted to comp.lang.dylan should not be forwarded to the info-dylan mailing list. info-dylan is not moderated and there is enough noise as it is. I welcome any comments, but please bear in mind that management here has final say and there is the possibility that someone at some other site may go ahead and set up a bidirectional gateway between info-dylan and comp.lang.dylan. If you wish to subscribe or unsubscribe to info-dylan, send mail "subscribe info-dylan" or "unsubscribe info-dylan" in the BODY of the message (the subject is ignored). message "help" to get more information. Sean Brunnock
Sun, 02 Jul 1995 22:58:15 GMT

Andrew L. M. Shal #3 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? Now that comp.lang.dylan (finally) exists, can I safely unsubscribe from the info-dylan and/or the dylan-builders mailing lists? I find newsgroups more convenient than mailing lists, but I wouldn't want to miss anything. We will be setting up a two-way gateway between the comp.lang.dylan take a couple of weeks to get this in place. In the mean time, mail sent to info-dylan will be forwarded to comp.lang.dylan, but messages posted to comp.lang.dylan will not be forwarded to info-dylan. If you currently subscribe to info-dylan and wish to be removed, send info-dylan" in the BODY of the message (the subject is ignored). -Andrew
Mon, 03 Jul 1995 03:16:24 GMT

Mark Ke #4 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? Has anyone got Thomas running under MacScheme? I'm having problems with the weak-pair,weak-car,weak-cdr, etc, which are not implemented in MacScheme. I using the generic source files for Thomas, and trying to figure out the portable source. Markus
Mon, 03 Jul 1995 08:12:59 GMT

ROBERTO AVAN #5 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? Quote: >Has anyone got Thomas running under MacScheme? I'm having problems with >the weak-pair,weak-car,weak-cdr, etc, which are not implemented in >MacScheme. I using the generic source files for Thomas, and trying to >figure out the portable source. >Markus Well, you can try to get Gambit and run thomas under it. I do not know about the nonstandard features of MacScheme so I cannot help, but Gambit is terribly well implemented and is a joy to work with it. Several people here prefer gambit to MacScheme, but again we have a way oooold version of it here at uni. Hope it can help you at least to run it. You can get Gambit from sumex-aim.stanford.edu or trex.iro.umontreal.ca by anon ftp. the last site is the place where the distribution originates. You can get the whole system, with interpreter, compiler, simple debugging and tracing facilities, a linker, and THomas already compiled (You can use Thomas on a 2meg system, but You cannot compile it without 8-10 megs of ram) Cheers Roberto Avanzi
Mon, 03 Jul 1995 16:15:56 GMT

Tom Gordon, I3.KI 26 #6 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? I haven't been able to get the MacGambit tracer to work when using Thomas. Also, when a run-time error is caught, MacGambit just escapes to the top-level read-eval-print loop. Is there some way to examine the stack, from the the location where the error occurred? --- Thomas F. Gordon GMD, FIT; Artificial Intelligence Research Division 5205 Sankt Augustin 1 / Germany
Mon, 03 Jul 1995 16:24:04 GMT

ROBERTO AVAN #7 / 9	c.l.dylan overlap with Dylan mailing lists? Quote: >I haven't been able to get the MacGambit tracer to work when >using Thomas. Also, when a run-time error is caught, MacGambit >just escapes to the top-level read-eval-print loop. Is there >some way to examine the stack, from the the location where the >error occurred? >--- >Thomas F. Gordon Well, it depends on Thomas, not MacGambit. As far as I know there is not a de{filter} in Thomas. If you could drop outside Thomas into Scheme you could examine the stack of the Thomas interpreter, which is a Scheme program. So you would not find nothing wrong, because the Thomas interpreter is right when it says that a run-time error has occurred. Examining the stack would display Scheme's stack, not THomas'... Again, Even if the repl permitted to go to the Scheme repl (sorry for the pun) you could get nothing unless you recompile the sources for Thomas with debug info enabled. You need large ram to do that, do have at least 8-10 megs or recompile the object on a machine running gambit , or MIT Scheme, and download the object files to the mac. You should probably have to hack the repl which is contained in the distribution with Gambit, or wait until the people at DEC add a de{filter} to Thomas. I do not know the behaviour under Un*x boxes, but i believe nothing should change. # Cheers # Roberto Avanzi # "Those from Italy send you their greetings" (Hebrews 13:24-NIV) # "Wer nicht liebt Wein, Weib und Gesang, # der Bleibt ein Narr sein Leben lang." (Martin Luther)
Mon, 03 Jul 1995 19:20:48 GMT

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