release newLISP version 10.0

Started by Lutz, December 08, 2008, 07:10:31 AM

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Lutz

• A new generation of newLISP



Release notes: http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newLISP-10.0-Release.html">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newLIS ... lease.html">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newLISP-10.0-Release.html



All files: http://www.newlisp.org/downloads">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads



Ps: checksums done with: openssl dgst -sha1



SHA1(newlisp-10.0.0-intel.dmg)= 5e365a989aac1c69783b2a1a62f49026c6cc0a3e

SHA1(newlisp-10.0.0-ppc.dmg)= d7d9237c5a46bcd27e86d0b1c48eaf9c49a24b90

SHA1(newlisp-10.0.0.tgz)= 78e1292773a21d178253b19a0f7b167c3d6ae7a1

SHA1(newlisp-10000-win-gs-125.exe)= f0399ebc007e4076027e22a1cc63c1f9526cab12

SHA1(newlisp-ide-4.2.tgz)= 99b62a2cfe82bc85ed682f623c0fd4f2dd496512

SHA1(newlisp-wiki-4.5.tgz)= a08de4009cadaa63820fbb710596ab1ec3310d4c

SHA1(newlisp_10.0.0-1_i386.deb)= d91900a464cffb626beb328382b3064082d026af

SHA1(newlisp_10.0.0-utf8_i386.deb)= acd3c22637d09c6546c6f9dc66505968775515f3

Kazimir Majorinc

#1
Congratulations, best wishes and thanks.
http://kazimirmajorinc.com/\">WWW site; http://kazimirmajorinc.blogspot.com\">blog.

newdep

#2
champagne!  <...PloP...>
-- (define? (Cornflakes))

unixtechie

#3
champagne and fireworks ;))))

cormullion

#4
Congratulations! Time to start coding!



Days to competition deadline:


> (load "http://unbalanced-parentheses.nfshost.com/downloads/timeutilities.lsp.txt")
> (Duration:list-to-string (:period-to-list (Duration (:period (Time) (Time 2008 12 31 23 59 59)))))
"23d 04h 25m 45s"


(well, I don't recommend you download and run code like this... :)

itistoday

#5
Congrats! :-D



(btw Lutz, are you on Twitter?)
Get your Objective newLISP groove on.

itistoday

#6
Ack! Can't run the intel .pkg, it reports that I've got a newer version of newlisp installed (I don't, I have 9.9.96).
Get your Objective newLISP groove on.

Lutz

#7
Do the uninstall, then install again.



or do manually:



sudo rm -rf /Library/Receipts/newLISPpackage.pkg/



this is part of the uninstall.command script (you dbl-click on it) in the installation newlisp-10.0.0-intel.dmg



I am not on twitter.



thanks for all the congratulations, also posted the newlisp_manual.pdf 2 hours ago.

itistoday

#8
Sorry, I didn't mean to make that sound like a cry for help, was just reporting it in case this was something you wanted to know about.
Get your Objective newLISP groove on.

newdep

#9
Lutz,



What again where the right printing formats when you want to

print the newlisp manual?





Edit: fount it...

Print double sided on 8.5x11 inch or DIN A4 size paper, then cut to 7 x 9 inches and bind.
-- (define? (Cornflakes))

cormullion

#10
Yes, I often get that "newer package" problem too. I don't really understand why, but it happened in earlier releases too.

ale870

#11
Wow! Congratulations and thank you!

newLisp is the best scripting language I ever used!
--

donkey

#12
Wonderful, I've been waiting for this :). Best regards!

pjot

#13
After some days of testing and trying really hard to find a bug, I couldn't find anything.... One moment I thought there was something with the UTF-8 stuff but it appeared to be a bug on my side :-)



So congrats! I will convert my old stuff to newLisp10 :-)



Peter

xytroxon

#14
newLISP 10.0 Manuel's errors er. "manual" spelling errors ;)



(search for -> and replace with)



amnd -> and



arccosine -> arc-cosine used else where



"terms are of different arity" parity?



avalailable -> available



diffferent -> different



eturned -> returned



exection -> execution



fuction -> function



implixit -> implicit



initilization -> initialization



interation -> iteration



loalhost -> localhost



loded -> loaded



otherwis -> otherwize



prefined -> predefined



ramaining -> remaining



specifiy -> specify



standrad -> standard



structurei -> structure (think I reported this earlier)



surroundng -> surrounding



sytem -> system



useres -> users



-- xytroxon
\"Many computers can print only capital letters, so we shall not use lowercase letters.\"

-- Let\'s Talk Lisp (c) 1976