I know one reason for top-posting — Outlook (at least on a Mac) seems to encourage it by not distinguishing the original post from a response with a bottom-reply.
Anyway, the point here is that as a target for the Mac, LISP should be CCL (aka Clozure), which is much more common.
Hello,
I use the following package http://github.com/mirkov/gnuplot-interface to launch a gnuplot process and send commands to it. I tested it on SBCL+Linux and CLisp+wgnuplot+cygwin.
Can someone test it on SBCL+Mac?
It would also be nice to expand the interface to other platforms. Volunteers needed for that.
Thanks,
Mirko
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On 21/11/2012, at 12:00 AM, Mirko Vukovic <mirko....@gmail.com> wrote:Hello,
I use the following package http://github.com/mirkov/gnuplot-interface to launch a gnuplot process and send commands to it. I tested it on SBCL+Linux and CLisp+wgnuplot+cygwin.
Can someone test it on SBCL+Mac?you need to have a +darwin for *executable*on my system (using macports) its /opt/local/bin/gnuplotsecondly, start-gnuplot needs to use the *executable* command, currently hardcodedOnce done, I can call plot-sin, for instance