LispForum

I noticed not only such forum's as this here are left places.
It also happened to a german forum for ruby which was once crowded.

Maybe a forum isn't that interesting anymore in times of facebook, reddit & co.

That's because Lisp isn't very wide spread used as lets say Python. Also "Lisp" is fragmented in several dialects too. I for myself use Racket and Common Lisp for side projects now and seeked only in the beginning for help in forums. That settled a bit and I think I'm not alone with it. Ha...

Where is your cat defined?
It's obvious it has no definition, or?

I found out why that basic example on windows 64bit wont work: https://github.com/lispgames/cl-sdl2/issues/23 Anyway, I managed to do something in sdl2 (code on the bottom of this post). If I start a sbcl repl, and do the following: (ql:quickload 'sdl2test) (sdl2test:main) a colored window appears a...

Thank you!

Okay, I think i will use now a 32 bit implementation with lispbuilder-sdl.
Althought it's 32bit and sdl 1, it will do now for me, I doing nothing fancy...

I got the missing dlls from the xelf project.
Tests with CCL 32bit seemed to work.

I tried cl-openal on ccl 32bit, with alut.dll and openal32.dll. Results in lisp crash. I think game programming with common lisp on windows is something nobody tried to do. Maybe I should search for other options beside lisp dialects. I got through pain with gambit and chicken, there it's the same, ...

I would like to dive a little bit into web dev with common lisp and thought clack would be a good joice. But I got a serious problem: I don't find any examples. What I've found is the quickdocs: http://quickdocs.org/clack/ and the api: http://quickdocs.org/clack/api But for a good start I would like...

Hi! I tried to play a bit with sdl2 on Windows. I tried sbcl 64 bit, ccl 32 and 64 bit, but with no success. Steps to reproduce: -) Store the correct dll (32 bit or 64bit from SDL2 project) inside your path. -) then: (ql:quickload :sdl2) (ql:quickload :cl-opengl) (asdf:load-system :sdl2/examples) (s...

Thank you!

In the end, it seems it's this bug here:
https://github.com/froydnj/ironclad/issues/74

Best, Gregor