The document version is X3J13/94-101R and last changes were made on 12 August
of 1994. As I understand, there is no technical changes between this version
and ANSI X3.226-1994. So, I think, it can be a great help for people that (like
me) wish to have printed copy of the standard, but aren't satisfied with
quality of the existed document from ANSI.
Please note thet PostScript files are also available.
--
Erik Naggum, Oslo, Norway
Act from reason, and failure makes you rethink and study harder.
Act from faith, and failure makes you blame someone and push harder.
> * Aleksandr Skobelev
> | The document version is X3J13/94-101R and last changes were made on 12
> | August of 1994. As I understand, there is no technical changes between
> | this version and ANSI X3.226-1994. So, I think, it can be a great help
> | for people that (like me) wish to have printed copy of the standard, but
> | aren't satisfied with quality of the existed document from ANSI.
>
> Please note thet PostScript files are also available.
I Google'd for "ansi common lisp postscript" and the only relevant link
I found (which unfortunately was broken) was on Marty Hall's page. Where
are the PostScript files available from?
--
Bill Clementson
I have made them available at <http://naggum.no/ANSI-CL/>. To grab the
whole thing, use ANSI-CL.tar.gz, which is listed in but not linked to by
the above page, in case anyone wants to grab the PostScript files with a
recursive get instead of grabbing the tarball. I have taken precautions
to disallow robots from wasting bandwidth by retrieving these files and
will remove them when the first robot needlessly fetches them.
> * Bill Clementson
> | I Google'd for "ansi common lisp postscript" and the only relevant link I
> | found (which unfortunately was broken) was on Marty Hall's page. Where
> | are the PostScript files available from?
>
> I have made them available at <http://naggum.no/ANSI-CL/>. To grab the
Thank you for making these available.
--
Bill Clementson
> Followed by a link on Kent Pitman's homesite, I found that
> there is something looking like the next to last draft of CL
> ANSI standard in dvi/tex format on
> <URL:ftp://parcftp.xerox.com/pub/cl/dpANS3/>,
> <URL:ftp://parcftp.xerox.com/pub/cl/dpANS3R/>.
And just in case somebody wants download the whole thing without
breaking his fingers clicking through all the files, he can get
them like this (using CLAWK and CL-FTP):
(defpackage "FTPFETCH"
(:use "CL" "FTP" "CLAWK")
(:export "FTPFETCH" "*FTP-DIR*"))
(in-package "FTPFETCH")
(defvar *ftp-dir* "home:ftp;")
(defawk get-file ()
(declare (special *conn*))
((!~ $1 #/^total/) (let* ((file-name (remove #\Return ($n *NF*)))
(local-name (merge-pathnames (parse-namestring
file-name)
*ftp-dir*)))
(retrieve-file *conn* file-name local-name))))
(defun get-them (conn dir)
(let ((*conn* conn))
(declare (special *conn*))
(send-cwd-command conn dir)
(with-input-from-string (s (send-nlst-command conn nil))
(get-file s))))
(defun ftpfetch (host directories &key (port 21) (user "anonymous")
(password "don...@duck.com"))
(with-ftp-connection (conn :hostname host :port port
:username user :password password)
(unless (listp directories)
(setq directories (list directories)))
(handler-case
(dolist (dir directories)
(get-them conn dir))
(ftp-error (cnd) (format *error-output* "~&~A" cnd)))))
(ftpfetch "parcftp.xerox.com" "/pub/cl/dpANS3/")
(ftpfetch "parcftp.xerox.com" "/pub/cl/dpANS3R/")
Regards,
--
Nils Gösche
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> And just in case somebody wants download the whole thing without
> breaking his fingers clicking through all the files, he can get
> them like this (using CLAWK and CL-FTP):
>
[snip bad code]
I should add that this was just a quick hack to do one particular
job. FTPFETCH will /not/ work in general cases. So: No
warranty; if you want a usable FTP grabber you have to fix some
things.
> I have made them available at <http://naggum.no/ANSI-CL/>.
I've now mirrored them under <URL: http://quimby.gnus.org/circus/cl/>,
along with the tex/dvi files noted by Aleksandr Skobelev in another
article, conveniently packed up as tar.gz files.
Feel free to have a robot needlessly fetch them, y'all. :-)
--
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
la...@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen