[munich-lisp] next munich lisp meeting

[Thomas Fischbacher]

On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, Jim Newton wrote:

> hi everyone,  is everyone still interested in the
> lisp meeting next friday?   We need someone to present
> something.

By chance, I'm almost back in Munich at the moment (~100 km away), so I 
might manage to come, depending on when and where you plan to meet.

> perhaps someone else has some suggestions about
> what they'd like to present of see presented.

I could give an improvised talk on the usability of lisp in string theory 
and algebraic geometry, based on some work I did in this field. I cannot 
promise anything yet, however, and my last train back home would leave at 
23:50.

> It would also be great for someone to do a SLIME demo.

One of the uglier aspects of SLIME - at least as I experience it (but 
maybe I'm just a bit stupid here) is that I occasionally find myself in a 
situation where I want to SAVE-LISP a core that contains a lot of 
complicated state which was difficult to produce (= the result of a 
lengthy calculation). SLIME and SAVE-LISP do not seem to mix well...

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