[pro] Professional uses of Common Lisp...

Erik Huelsmann ehuels at gmail.com
Thu Nov 11 09:27:37 UTC 2010


Hi Alex,

On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 1:03 AM, Alexander Repenning
<ralex at cs.colorado.edu> wrote:
> would be nice to make that information in that wiki a bit more editable.
> There is no edit button and clicking the login link does not appear to be
> very promissing either:
>
> An internal server error has occured.
>
> While computing the class precedence list of the class named
> UCW-USER::CLIKI-LOGIN-WINDOW. The class named UCW-USER::USER-LOGIN-WINDOW is
> a forward referenced class. The class named UCW-USER::USER-LOGIN-WINDOW is a
> direct superclass of the class named UCW-USER::CLIKI-LOGIN-WINDOW.
>
> well, at least one can tell that Lisp is used as server ;-)
> To be quite honest I don't care any more about what language a server is
> implemented in as long as it works. We are using media wiki (the wikipedia
> wiki) with good success.

Thanks for the report. Drew Crampsie managed to get it fixed a few
minutes ago. You should be able to log in now!


Bye,


Erik.




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