hi!!!
I am a newbie in Java
could u do tell me how to load a file already written and stored how to
load and execute in gclisp(for DOS)
Help would be highly appreciated
Thanks and please do reply
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> I am a newbie in Java
Why do you mention Java?
> could u do tell me how to load a file already written and stored how to
> load and execute in gclisp(for DOS)
As far as I remember, even in the MSDOS version of Golden Common Lisp
you can use the standard Common Lisp function LOAD, i.e. say
(load "foo.lsp")
or
(load "somedir\\foo.lsp")
which would load the file foo.lsp, i.e. read every form in it and
evaluate (execute) it.
Asking a more specific question may produce more useful answers.
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From: Robert Monfera
Subject: Death of gclisp (was: Re: New Bie question in Lisp)
Date:
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Vassil Nikolov wrote:
> As far as I remember, even in the MSDOS version of Golden Common Lisp
Does someone know if and how gclisp died out? It had some nice features
(graphics, SQL) several years ago.
Robert