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Ramarren wrote:(slime-setup '(slime-fancy))

That was exactly what I needed. Everything works with the latest version of slime now

It feels quicker too

(By the way, I didn't need to use cbuild or anything, just grabbed the slime and sbcl binaries from their web sites.)

Thanks!

Hi, I've just upgraded to emacs 23.1 (by compiling the source), but now when I use emacs 23.1 slime doesn't work. If I run the old version of emacs then everything is still OK. This is the error I get: Couldn't load "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/slime/swank-loader.lisp": file does not exist....

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Hey, I've recently started to learn lisp, and to exercise what I've learnt I've started writing a simple connect 4 game. I want to write a macro to check if a number of positions are on the board. Using inspiration from the sbcl source code for the AND macro as a example of writing macros which work...