Could anybody suggest some RDBMS with Lispworks 4 windows.
Don't need anything speacial except to be easy to use
couse am new to Lisp.
Need it for a case study in Lisp , a very simple library app
with mousable gui ,some search options for the users ,
wishlist ,orders , info for the members and of course books ..
Allready wrote most of the code in C++ just need to rewrite it in lisp
so i believe that could finish on time.
You won't learn how special is Lisp unless you try
functional programming instead of doing C++ in Lisp.
Try remaking the project with Lisp REPL instead of
rewriting the code , now when you know where to start
and what you gonna need rest would be very easy.
basqi wrote:
> Could anybody suggest some RDBMS with Lispworks 4 windows.
> Don't need anything speacial except to be easy to use
> couse am new to Lisp.
> Need it for a case study in Lisp , a very simple library app
> with mousable gui ,some search options for the users ,
> wishlist ,orders , info for the members and of course books ..
> Allready wrote most of the code in C++ just need to rewrite it in lisp
> so i believe that could finish on time.
>
CLSQL works with a variety of free databases including SQLite and
PostgreSQL.
http://clsql.b9.com/
John DeSoi, Ph.D.
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Power Tools for PostgreSQL
In the last exciting episode, John DeSoi <·····@pgedit.com> wrote:
> http://clsql.b9.com/
Now, the question is, where's the implementation of pl/commonlisp?
(Don't think I'm not serious! ;-))
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Christopher Browne wrote:
>
> Now, the question is, where's the implementation of pl/commonlisp?
>
> (Don't think I'm not serious! ;-))
It is on my list of things to do, but I don't know when I'll get to it
:). Still hoping some one will beat me to it. I'll write the editor :).
John DeSoi, Ph.D.
http://pgedit.com/
Power Tools for PostgreSQL
basqi <··················@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Thank you guys , decide to go with PostGRE
Please call it by the proper name: PostgreSQL.
> will post my app after a several weeks .
> Just wonder why that elephant is all about .
Because elephants are believed to never forget anything, making them a
good mascot for a RDBMS ;-)
Regards,
Alex.
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