Scott L. Burson
Scott L. Burson
Let me also suggest my own FSet functional collections package as something you might want to look at: https://github.com/slburson/fset-java The data structure it uses is an evolution of Stephen Adams'...
I think crowdfunding has great potential for OSS funding, and I'm surprised not to see it discussed more. But I also think the Kickstarter model is too simple to work...
Copied from trac.common-lisp.net/fset issue 4, filed 2007-06-11. The CL compatibility functions (that is, the generic versions of the CL sequence functions -- `find` etc.) need to be tested in the...
Copied from trac.common-lisp.net/fset issue 3, filed 2007-06-11. Tuples are the only FSet datatype whose implementation involves shared data structures. A multithreaded test is in order.
Copied from trac.common-lisp.net/fset, issue 2, filed 2007-06-11. Review the test suite to see if there are any interfaces that are not tested (there are probably a few). Add tickets here...
To see this, in a fresh ABCL 1.9.1, do: ``` (ql:quickload "fset") (in-package :fset-user) (defun foo (x) (labels ((bar (x) (cond ((null x) nil) ((eq (car x) '&rest) (tail (cadr...
Paul ran into this; see 9810f53 (reverted in 84a734f). Racking my brain to try to remember whether there was any specific reason I might have done this intentionally; it seems...
In at least one place (`lastcons`/`head`/`tail`) I put a second `inline` declaration after the `defun`s it applies to, in addition to the one that precedes them. My recollection is that...
The REPL history commands (`M-p`/`M-n`) do not work the way I prefer. After I've evaluated a top-level form, I frequently want to wrap it in some more calls and evaluate...
The set code does a good job of detecting that the set hasn't actually changed and returning the same set object, but not all the other implementations do as well.