I've got some thousand lines of code written in Lucid CL.
While most of the code looks pretty 'CL'-like, some files
heavily depend on its 'flavors' package.
Does somebody know if there is a 'flavors' package for
recent Lisp implementations?
Regards,
Michael
There is at least one, bundled with AllegroCL (use (require :flavors) to
load it). Seems to be there for ~15 years.
Documented here:
<http://www.franz.com/support/documentation/8.1/doc/flavors.htm>
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Regards, Anton Kovalenko
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Flavors heavily contributed to the development of CLOS (part of the CL
standard). A web search for the two words flavors and clos should
find a few papers describing their similarities, porting, etc.
- Daniel
Regards,
Michael
> There is at least one, bundled with AllegroCL (use (require :flavors) to
> load it). Seems to be there for ~15 years.
It's been there since I wrote it in 1985. It's still efficiently
compiled, still supported, but of course little used these days except
for some historical engineering systems.