FringeDC is a group in Washington DC interested in functional and
fringe programming languages (Lisp, Haskell, Erlang, Clojure, Prolog,
etc.)
www.lisperati.com/fringedc.html
In this presentation, Philip Fominykh will be presenting readtables,
MOP, persistency of image, FFI, readtime/runtime separation and
similar Common Lisp subject. The presentation will be geared towards
non Lispers, so don't be intimidated! The meeting is generously hosted
by Clark & Parsia (tinyurl.com/6wmmbj) located at 926 N St NW rear
Studio #1 Washington DC and is near the Convention Center Metro Stop.
Map: tinyurl.com/7mbc4o
(I recommend checking the Clark & Parsia website for detailed
directions to the office)
Anyone is welcome to join our meetings!
From: Johnny Storm
Subject: Re: FringeDC Formal Meeting- April 18th 12PM Noon- Advanced Common Lisp Features
Date:
Message-ID: <gspr29$o18$1@aioe.org>
Any notes from the April 18th meeting? Didn't know about it, but would like
to know the slides/presentation.
Johnny
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> FringeDC is a group in Washington DC interested in functional and
> fringe programming languages (Lisp, Haskell, Erlang, Clojure, Prolog,
> etc.)
>
> www.lisperati.com/fringedc.html
>
> In this presentation, Philip Fominykh will be presenting readtables,
> MOP, persistency of image, FFI, readtime/runtime separation and
> similar Common Lisp subject. The presentation will be geared towards
> non Lispers, so don't be intimidated! The meeting is generously hosted
> by Clark & Parsia (tinyurl.com/6wmmbj) located at 926 N St NW rear
> Studio #1 Washington DC and is near the Convention Center Metro Stop.
>
> Map: tinyurl.com/7mbc4o
> (I recommend checking the Clark & Parsia website for detailed
> directions to the office)
>
> Anyone is welcome to join our meetings!
>