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Didnt it do for a long time? It was just experimental (and still is as the page states), isnt it?

I am currently coding with either Petite Scheme or MZScheme (have to use one of these), following the r5rs. DrScheme is a good UI, but I want to use Emacs most of the time, and only use DrScheme if harder bugs occur. Petite mostly complains that there was some error in #<procedure>, mzscheme does so...

Thank you. This looks exactly like what I wanted to have.

Many protocols like FastCGI, Socks and VNC use Little/Big-Endian-Stuff and low-level byte-operations. Often, there are numbers to be read directly from a byte-sequence, etc. In C, you just read that stuff into a struct and then mostly have the proper contents in it. Common Lisp has unsigned-byte and...

If you understand german, well, here are a few Election Posters that may interest you:
http://ngin.de/cduremix/render.php?t2=& ... 5=Lisp+ftw
http://ngin.de/cduremix/render.php?t2=B ... t5=Jawoll!

Maybe another interesting question would be whether the thing it basically does is usefull to provide an RSS-Feed for this Forum (no matter how exactly it is implemented now).

Harleqin wrote:Regarding the HTML parsing: I haven't done this before, but I thought of Closure HTML.

Try it (Its possible, but annoying)

You actually use TAGBODY, PROG and GO in high level code? Unfortunately using "do", I couldnt find a possibility to do something until some condition holds (i.e. do it when it holds once again). And I dont like loop. And it is no high-level-code, because it uses the lowlevel read-sequence...

Just for fun I hacked a little script that parses the "active posts" (which should contain all new ones I think) and puts them into some RSS-Feed (hopefully - actually I didnt try it out yet, but if it doesnt validate, it should be easy to adapt): (defun http-page-to-string (path) (let* ((...

Does anybody have expieriences with Liskell? It looks pretty interesting to me.