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New library: storable functions

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gugamilare Administrator

#1 Thu Mar 12, 2009 10:04 pm

If anyone ever feel the need to dynamically store functions (including closures) into files, take a look at

http://wiki.github.com/gugamilare/storable-functions.

Currently, only cl-store is supported, but if anyone want support to another serialization library (rucksack? elephant?), just ask me (in this case, help would be appreciated for sure).

Harleqin

#2 Fri Mar 13, 2009 1:33 am

Re: New library: storable functions

Looks very nice!

If you allow me one remark, though: A ship can be "off course", which means that it doesn't follow the course it should. The term you could describe with "naturally" is spelled "of course". This just jumps out because your english is quite good, otherwise.

"Just throw more hardware at it" is the root of all evil.
Svante

gugamilare Administrator

#3 Fri Mar 13, 2009 3:42 pm

Re: New library: storable functions

Harleqin wrote:Looks very nice!

If you allow me one remark, though: A ship can be "off course", which means that it doesn't follow the course it should. The term you could describe with "naturally" is spelled "of course". This just jumps out because your english is quite good, otherwise.

Thank you for the hint, already fixed. And, about my English, it's not still perfect yet, but I am getting there.