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I think sockets are a good alternative. Althought they seem quite implementation dependent.
I'll try to code something simple, and if I succed I'll post it here. Of course if anyone else already have something like this feel free to post

Thanks Duke, Although something like that would work, I was thinking in something more generic. Just executing my lisp scripts in a terminal as ./script.lisp. where script.lisp would be something like #!/usr/bin/env lispconnect (defun ...()...) and lispconnect would be in charge of connecting to a r...

As I use stumpwm (a common-lisp window manager), I normally always have a lisp process running. So I was wandering if there is a way I can use that instance to evaluate "scripts"? What I want to do is to write small lisp scripts and instead of executing them in their own separate instaces,...

I have looked into the maxima's mailing list. In fact, if I remember well, the solution I post at the OP was given by Robert Dodier. As the question was already in the list with no "satisfactory" answer, I thought in trying in a new place :) I think the solution is given in http://d.hatena...

ext:saveinitmem is a clisp function. You can not load clisp images with sbcl. ups, you are right, I put a bad example. This should work instead: :lisp (sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die "session.mem") Can you give me a hint on how to load the code of maxima into lisp? @smithzv ty for your answer, ...

I am starting a new project where I will need some algebraic manipulation of equations, so I would like to use some maxima functions. I know from inside maxima I can access the underlying lisp interpreter, but as the project is in lisp I would like to call maxima functions from lisp, and not to call...

Uhm... I do not know. I think that with SBCL the GSL callings are made without copying the memory block, so I think It must be just the Lisp's one. But I am not sure. The actual error I get is: * Heap exhausted during allocation: 76496896 bytes available, 100446392 requested. With no further refere...

Uhm... I do not know. I think that with SBCL the GSL callings are made without copying the memory block, so I think It must be just the Lisp's one. But I am not sure. The actual error I get is: * Heap exhausted during allocation: 76496896 bytes available, 100446392 requested. With no further referen...

Hi again, I have been using GSL (Gnu Scientific Library) inside lisp (GSLL) to do some mathematical calculations, and so far has been a real charm! But now I am trying to make some serious stuff and I need to invert matrices of about 1500x1500 elements. At this point when I try to do the (make-marra...

Thank you for your replys, I am sorry for the confusion, I know that I am getting what I am suppose, my question was if there is a way to handle something like pointers in C, which is normally done using * and &. I guess you achieve that by a correct use of car's and cdr's. Because as nuntilus (...