cl-2dsyntax

I've made cl-2dsyntax publishable. It's the reader macro for an indentation-sensitive syntax. So don't hesitate and write me suggestions for improvement, criticise, etc.

Actually the source code is only one file, so you can try it and inspect the code and don't waste time.

Now, the installation process is improved, you can load it by Quicklisp from my own dist.

Excuse me, I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone knows where it has moved to?

Hi andrei-n,

I have tried now several times myself but the only active page I found was a mirror under http://hyperprostor.g6.cz/ where all Common Lisp links give only "404 - Page not found" messages. To me it looks as if Goheeca's original homepage is recently expired or something.

According to Goheeca's user page here at the forum he was last logged in a few days before your question, so chances are good that Goheecha will find this and can give you a download link. I only wanted to tell you that it's not only you who currently can't find cl-2dsyntax downloads.

- edgar

Hi.

I can post a link to the irsabol tool if anyone is interested.

Cheers
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MA

andrei-n wrote:Excuse me, I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone knows where it has moved to?

I had to move it to another free webhosting. I was using the Apache mod_rewrite module for subdomains, unfortunately they've broken this functionality (and probably do nothing with it) so I've moved it to the main domain. I hope it will work now for you (I mean even the quicklisp dist).

• The main link right now is: http://hyperprostor.g6.cz/lisp/
• The direct link to a file: http://hyperprostor.g6.cz/lisp/cl-2dsyn ... yntax.lisp
• The dist: http://hyperprostor.g6.cz/ql/goheecus.txt

Does anyone know about any free webhosting, which supports subdomains (perhaps through the mod_rewrite)?

PS: Feel free to ask questions about how it works. The explanation at that site is almost unreadable, I should rewrite it.