mudballs Google Group

Closing the group

2009-09-12T13:18:21Z

Hi all,
I'm going to be disabling write access to this group now to prevent
any more spam.

If you would like to get in touch with me regarding mudballs then
please email me at ros...@gmail.com

Regards,
Sean

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2009-09-12T02:40:07Z

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2009-09-10T04:57:40Z

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Re: Boot.lisp -- where is the bootstrap code in the repo?

2009-07-29T08:23:23Z

Hi A.J.
boot.lisp is pretty static file and is meant to remain relatively
unchanged over time, the other
parts of the WWW system are the html files, the various tarballs of
systems and the system definition
files. The tarballs of systems sit in a git repository in my home
directory which is symlinked into the apache

Boot.lisp -- where is the bootstrap code in the repo?

2009-07-29T05:42:52Z

Sean -
Does the repo have the pieces to create the WWW system? (i.e. I can't
tell right now how to create boot.lisp or if there is a support system
for the repo)?
I've been walking through the code, and have a bit more understanding
-- would you prefer that I fork the github code (on github), or could

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-17T14:16:41Z

Yes, all my github repos are up to date.

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-17T13:33:22Z

Excellent -- I'll be part of the team, then (have copies of stuff --
may I use this mailing list for general questions so that we can doc
the answers here, and personal mail for stuff which is questionable to
make completely public).
I've got a particular project with too many dependencies that I'd like

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-17T13:22:54Z

Fantastic
Quite :)
I won't be vanishing into thin air and will be available to help
explain the
more opaque parts of the code base.
- sean

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-17T13:02:00Z

I'd be very interested in helping to support such an initiative --
however, Sean, will you be available to answer questions and sketch
out how you might've solved particular problems? (I'm assuming that
full design documentation doesn't quite exist in its entirety in a
single location :-)?
best,
-tony

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-15T12:31:01Z

Currently mudballs is in limbo and without any forward motion you can
think of it as
actually going backwards.
The person taking over the maintenance and running of the project
would typically do
tasks such as, releasing new version of projects (and/or finishing off
the public website) and
improving the mudballs code base to fix bugs and add new features.

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-10T19:54:15Z

Hi,

I like the project, but totally do not know what it means to take over
of the project. May you please elaborate a bit?

What kind of skills are enough to keep the project alive.
How much time it will take?
How much money will cost?

I apologize if some questions sounds silly.

Regards, AngelP

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-08T10:14:34Z

Thanks for your understanding,
I have one person who has expressed some interest but is concerned
about wether
he would be up to the task as his LISP (sic) abilities are still in
development.
So no one definite yet I'm afraid.
- sean

Re: Future of Mudballs

2009-07-08T09:18:33Z

This is very sad news. I had high hopes that a project such as this
would help to increase Lisp's popularity by giving easy access to high
quality libraries. I can only assume that you must be undergoing some
severe personal upheaval to cause such a change of heart. It couldn't
have been an easy decision.

Future of Mudballs

2009-06-29T21:21:16Z

Hi all,
First off, thanks to all who have contributed to the writing and
testing of mudballs, you have all helped take
mudballs from a little side project to a truly useful piece of
software.
Now for the bad news,
I'm afraid to announce that, due to various changes in my life, I am
unable to continue maintaining

Re: install problems

2009-06-14T22:18:18Z

With Clisp on Ubuntu, this errors because gethostname is undefined:

(FFI:DEF-CALL-OUT gethostname
(:arguments (name FFI:C-POINTER)
(length ffi:int))
(:language :stdc) (:library :default)
(:return-type ffi:int))

However, it can be fixed by adding the option (:library :default),