* Add Java dependency, it is used with GUI server.
Changelog:
10.5.5 2013 November 20th, development release
Allow trailing , (comma) in JSON arrays. The new JSON ECMA-404 seems not
to allow it but the JavaScript standard ECMA-262 and many browsers do.
Added makefile_linux_openwrt for for TP-link TL-WR703N travel router
contributed by Dexter.
In arithmetik big integer operations + - * / % more than two operands
are allowed as in normal precision integer operations.
On Windows support UNIX conventions for formatting 64-bit integers.
I.e.: %lld %llu %llx %llX additionally to %I64d %I64u %I64x %I64X
Added ++, -- to qa-bigint. Fixed sign change on second operand of
bigint -- when second operand was negative.
Some cleanup in Cilk API when releasing resources.
The 'gcd' function now also works on big integers and > 2 operands.
On UBUNTU Linux decimal numbers can be formatted using a GNU extension
in libc, e.g: (format "%'d" 12345) => 12,345
The optional ' (single quote) after the % character causes thousands
to be separated with the appropiate character for the current locale.
Fixed a cell leak introduced in 10.5.5 when deleting contexts.
The default pretty-print float setting has been changed to "%1.15g".
'reset' now also cancels command line parameter processing.
A fix in 'round' when number is exacty 0.5.
'map', 'apply', 'stats', 'corr', 't-test' now also can take arrays
'bayes-query' with Fisher's Chi2 method calculated wrong probabilities
when training in more than two categories. When training in two
categories the result probabilities were swapped - reporting the
probability for the second category first. 'bayes-query' calculating
probabilities with the Chain Bayesian method - using the true flag -
was not affected.
Many documentation changes and corrections.
10.5.6 December 10th, 2013, development release
Since OSX 10.9 Maverick (format "%'d" 12345) => 12,345 will work too.
Will not work on any locale but works on en_US.UTF-8.
Fixed 'apply' for arrays introduced in 10.5.5 for a cell/memory leak.
When making hash trees using the predefined context 'Tree',
the default symbol in the new context is protected as is 'Tree:Tree'.
Default symbols in hash trees must be 'nil' in order for the hash
statement syntax for namespaces to work.
When copying symbols from a source context to a target contest using 'new'
or 'def-new', the 'protected?' property is copied too.
An empty list as index vector for a list or array yields the original
list or array as return value:
(set 'L '(1 2 (3 4)))
(L '()) => (1 2 (3 4))
(nth '() L) => (1 2 (3 4))
Many document changes, additions and corrections.
'int' can convert binarys numbers like (int "0b11111") => 31
This format is recognized by the code reader/loader since v.10.4.4.
Integers are accepted as hash keys. This allows creating sparse vectors:
(new Tree 'V)
(V 123 "hello")
(V 123) => "hello"
'reverse' can be used on arrays.
Anaphoric system variable $it is now set to the value of the conditional
expression in 'if'.
Speed improvements in evaluateExpression(). For this The -pendatic option
has been turned off in Linux to avoid ISO C90 mixed declaration warnings.
'length' on integers will return the number of digits, just like it already
does on bigint numbers, on floats returns the number of decimal digits before
the decimal separator.
10.5.7
Fixes for deprecated CYGWIN compile. See also makefile_cygwin for more info.
Clear potential error condition when doing 'import'.
In guiserver.jar: When adding columns with empty string headers, this will not
any more put the column number as header. This allows to add columns to
headerless tables, as possible when supplying empty string headers in the
initial gs:table statement.
Debugger will now always highlight the correct expression, not highlight
the first one if multiple instances exist.
Eliminated strncat() for BSD and better speed with memcpy() in most places.
Delay signal-behavior change in spawn after getting parameters. Makes better
error recovery.
In guiserver.jar: New table functions. Thanks to Ferry de Bruin.
gs:table-remove-row, gs:table-set-column-name and gs:table-set-row-count.
To avoid API naming confusions, the naming of old gs:table-set-row-number
is deprecated and should be called as gs:table-show-row-number.
The old naming will continue to work. Three new optional parameters for
'gs:scroll-pane' can specify colun header, row headers and a widget
for the top left corner of a table used in the scroll pane.
'find-all' should return an empty list as documented when nothing is found
on strings too.
Some renaming of functions and constants for better code readability and
some small refactoring in several files.
qa-bench has been redone with changes for Emscripten compiled newLISP.
Now calibrates for comparison with Mac OSX 9.1 on 2.3GHz Intel Core i5.
Fixed a crash bug when colon operator has missing or wrong-type args
on 64-bit compiles.
newLISP compiled to JavaSript with Emscripten
---------------------------------------------
Added makefile_emscripten_lib_utf8. For this
Must download and install the Emscripten-SDK from here:
https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki/Emscripten-SDK
Tested on OSX 10.9 installing emsdk-portable.tar.gz v.1.7.8
The newlisp-js-lib.js is made using makefile_emscripten_lib_utf8.
The new function 'eval-string-js' takes a JavaSript string.
New 'display-html' can either replace the current page or display
a page in a new tab of the host browser. 'display-html' must be
defined in Emscripten appplication .html
Some functions (filter, index, clean, exists, forl-all) will not show
error messages under certain circumstanmces in the monitor, although
newLISP behaves correctly throwing the exception (setjmp/longjmp), they
just don't reach the Emscripten console (log). In this case, if the error
is not 'catch'ed newLISP exits without advising why. This problem goes away
when compiling with Emscriptem without any optimizations, but slows
everything down by a factor of 40 to 50. Normal performance is around
1.5 of native on Mac OSX when excluding all time/date related functions
and a few other outliers. Including outliers about 2.65.
See also here: https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/issues/810
(volatile declaration did not help)
All file and directory functions work (almost all did all the time),
but changes are lost after leaving the page or reloading the page.
Storage is 'session storage' only. No URLs are in allowed in file
functions as is on native compiled newLISP.
As editor, CodeMirror from codemirror.net is used and mode/newlisp.js
was created for syntax high-lighting.
10.5.8
'macro' is now a built-in primitive function working exactly as described
in the macro.lsp module, which is now obsolete. Macros cannot be redefined
using 'macro'. Macros can be nested. A symbol used as a macro can only be
used as a macro, even if changing the definition of it.
Another speed improvement for 'read-line' on file handles (the first speed
improvement happend in 10.3.10).
10.6.0
Eliminated emscripten-lib.c, gets handled by unix-lib.c.
A fix for 'file?' and 'directory?' predicates when applied to root
directories on Windows.
Updated examples/udp-server.lsp to nmake it work on Windows.
Changelog:
10.5.4
3.7 newlispdoc cleanup ";; *" regex
New FFI ffi.h include directory in makefile_linux* when installing libffi
Fix for last list element optimization in push, pop and pop-assoc when
popping and inserting last element
Accessing a deleted context will never hang but give an error message
Some changes in nl-filesys.c for AIX and new makefile for AIX ILP32
On Windows: a fix for correctly closing logfiles initiated by newlisp -l or
newlisp -L and for closing files created by the HTTP PUT operation.
Two sample 't-test' when variances are different (independent samples) with
new syntax:
(t-test <list-vector-A> <list-vector-B> <float-probabilty>)
When <float-probabilty> is specified, an internal F-test for variance
equality in data A and B is performed. If the probablity of F is
smaller than <float-probabilty>, then Welch's variant of the t-test for
independent samples is performed. Using 1.0 <float-probabilty>, Welch
can be forced even when variances are not significantly different.
One sample 't-test' using new syntax pattern:
(t-test <list-vector-data> <float-value>)
Gives the two-tailed probability that observed mean is differs from <float-value>
Instead of sdev for second list-vector the standard error for the observed mean
is reported.
Some cleanup and changes in scripts (makefiles) for binary installers
are replaced with .include "../../devel/readline/buildlink3.mk", and
USE_GNU_READLINE are removed,
* .include "../../devel/readline/buildlink3.mk" without USE_GNU_READLINE
are replaced with .include "../../mk/readline.buildlink3.mk".
Changelog:
newLISP® v.10.5.3 Stable Release 2013-07-10
This release fixes bugs in the new, unlimited precision, integer arithmetic and JSON subsystems and introduces functions for KMEANS data clustering.
New Features
New cluster analysis functions kmeans-train and kmeans-query (v.10.5.2).
Bug fixes
Big integer division had problems with embedded, aligned big int sized zeros and trailing zeros in results. On Linux, compiler optmizations in big integer division code caused problems and are disabled now with no decrease in performance (v.10.5.1).
The bigint function now accepts integers in strings with trailing non-digit characters and floats in simple dot-decimal notation (v.10.5.1).
After Java update 7u21, install directory names could not have spaces. This has been fixed (v.10.5.2).
Escaped " quote and \ backslash characters in json-parse strings are now handled correctly (v.10.5.2/3).
Compatibility with previous versions
This version is compatible with the previous versions in the 10.5.x series.
Changelog:
10.4.7
Eliminate unused JSON error message.
Elminated usage of $0 in replace on lists (no regular expressions). The count
of replacements now is contained in the new $count system var, not $0. The usage
of $0 - $15 now is strictly for regular expressions. This also speeds up replace.
read-expr now uses $count instead of $0 for the number of characters processed.
Eliminated undocumented usage of $0 for found elements in find-all on lists.
Only $it is used. $0 only on find-all on strings with regular expressions.
The system variable $count is updated for all forms of find-all, ref-all and
set-ref-all.
Link feature now built in with comandline flag -x for all OS flavors:
newlisp -x <source-file> <executable-file>
The file util/link.lsp is not required anymore but has been included and
adapted to changes for the -x linkage. The file illustrates the internals
of the linkage process when using the -x option.
An additional true flag in the real-path function allows finding the executable
path of executables - similar to the "which" utility on UNIX. This is a by-
product of fixing the link.lsp feature for UNIX. The additional flag works
on all platforms. 'real-path' on Windows and BSD now also veryfies that path
and file are valid, as it already did on non-BSD Unix (OSX, Linux).
Enforce MAX_SYMBOL for tags in xml-parse and symbol creation using sym.
Security fixes for strncpy and strncat.
Windows CGI server mode was broken in development version 10.4.6 (isDir()).
Preparation for 64-bit Windows (in early summer).
10.4.8
Cleanup of the factor function.
Like date-parse, date-value will produce negative values for dates before 1970-1-1
til 1901-12-14.
The function 'flat' now can take an optioal depth parameter to limit flattening
a list up to certain level: (flat <list> [<level>])
(flat '(1 2 (3 4 (5 6)) (7 8 (9 10))) ) => (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10)
(flat '(1 2 (3 4 (5 6)) (7 8 (9 10))) 1) => (1 2 3 4 (5 6) 7 8 (9 10))
(flat '(1 2 (3 4 (5 6)) (7 8 (9 10))) 2) => (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10)
A fix for 'extend' when passing wrong type to unitialized symbol.
A fix in the parser to accept -.9 as -0.9 or +.9 as +0.9
=, +, -, *, /, %, ++, --, >, <, <=, >=, != operators and the functions 'abs',
'even?', 'odd?', 'length', 'number?' and 'zero?' are all working on big-integers
of unlimited size. 'float' and 'int' convert bigints into double floats and
64-bit integers and the function 'bigint' converts integers and floats to big
integers. See the section "Big integer, unlimited precision arithmetik" in
chapter 8. of the Users Manual for more information.
Extended commandline buffer to 1024 bytes.
The "debug" option in: (get-url "http://newlisp.org" "header debug") will now also
output the status header line of the server response in the console.
10.5.0 Stable Release May 21st, 2013
Further speed improvements on big integer multiplication and division/modulus.
Check for division by zero in big integer division/modulus.
Memory fix for ++, -- on big integers.
The OSX Intel version is now 64-bit by default.
Changelog:
2012-11-21
# Changes and additions
* On Windows, process now returns real process ids as in UNIX, not Windows process handles.
* The cgi.lsp module now handles multiform data in POST requests.
* Two new make files for compiling RedHat Fedora and CentOS distributions. The configure utility called by make will handle these two subflavors of RedHat Linux automatically.
# Bug fixes
* Memory overrun of invalid UTF8 strings now causes an error message "invalid UTF8 string".
* The function ref did sometimes not handle correctly multiple, nested matching expressions.
* The float function did sometimes not work correctly when used on list members.
* OpenBSD did not load .init.lsp.
# Compatibility with previous versions
* This version is compatible with previous versions in the 10.4 series of newLISP.
Changelog:
10.4.1 Development release April 3rd, 2012
The day-of-year value in 'date-list' now also starts with 1, like in 'now'.
Added CELL_IMPORT_FFI to various output functions (source, save etc.).
Added UTF-8 meta tag to newlispdoc HTML output.
Protect internally variable $x used in 'curry' and predefined 'module'.
When extended 'import' FFI is compiled, show 'libffi' in banner.
Added new function 'union' (composed of (unique (append ...))).
New functions 'odd?' and 'even?'
Fixed unix.lsp for new overwrite protection of imported symbols in ffilib version
An additional 'true' flag in (char str idx true) returns the byte value instead
of the UTF-8 character value at index idx in the string.
Handle probablilities less 0.5 in crit-z.
New 'prob-t', 'crit-t', 'prob-f', 'crit-f' for Student's t and F statistic.
'crit-chi2' redone for extreme values. All report small, significant
one-tailed probabilities for higher values of t, or F.
Adjustments in 'normal' for better fit.
Optional 'true' flag in 'file?' lets it return filename string.
Windows version should cut off trailing CR-LFs in string passed to 'command-event'.
10.4.2 stable maintenance release May 2nd, 2012
In extended ffi "char*" will now only accept strings not integer addresses to
string buffers. For passing integer addresses use "void*" - internally libffi
treats them as the same, but the new approach gives automatic type-checking
at the newLISP level without causing a segfault. Already for return values
"char*" always returns a newLISP string and "void*" an integer address.
A fix for 'pack' when packing structures made with 'struct' in 64-bit newLISP.
In 'import' for OSX/Linux/Unix allow libraries to be opened without importing
functions. This is necessary if an imported library refers to another one, e.g.:
(import "libgslcblas.dylib")
New module gsl.lsp with SVD, QR and Cholesky decompositions.
Added 'corr', 't-test' and 'stats' statistical functions.
New standard module gsl.lsp for SDV, QR and Cholesky decomp. and solver routines.
Updated plot.lsp with line and XY plot now a standard module.
10.4.3 stable maintenance release May 7th, 2012
(seek <file-handle>) after (read-line <file-handle>) was broken in 10.4.0 when
introducing faster file stream reading on 'read-line' and file closing could
leak memory.
10.4.4
Eliminated getFloatFromCell() and replaced by getDirectFloat() in nl-math.c
Fixed error message for missing [/text] -tag when loading source from file.
read-file, write-file, append-file, delete-file when used with http:// URLs will
now return nil under error conditions instead of throwing an error. This is
consistent with error behavior on local files. When nil is returned, net-error
gives more error information. For remote server-side errors on URLs the server
HTTP error page is returned.
Check for UTF8 string validity in functions which are UTF8 sensitive.
An error message "invalid UTF8 string" is issued for invalid UTF8 strings.
Several - and continuing - manual updates, most of them also going into current
online version of manual.
guiserver.jar 1.47 fixes getting text from an empty gs:text-field.
Binary number format can be used with either 0b or 0B as prefix to up to 64
1's and 0's, e.g. 0b101010 for the number 42.
A 'true' flag as optional parameter in base64-enc will force the empty string
to be translated as "" instead of "====". Both cases translate correctly to
the empty string when fed into base64-dec.
Fixed a result stack overflow problem on callback's.
On OSX Mountain Lion 10.8.0 compiles also using clang instead of gcc.
Changelog:
10.3.4
Reworked 'send'/'receive' message API is multiple times faster and has
more consistent performance on different platforms. Better on BSDs
than on Linux. The channel for each child is now a dual read/write
message queue. In previous version only one message could be written
to the queue with send, now mutiple message can be send on the same
channel and retrieved on the receiving side with multiple 'receive'
until returning 'nil'.
In the new syntax of 'receive' the <message> parameter is optional:
(receive <pid>) ; returns the message or nil
(receive <pid> <message>) ; returns true or nil
Both 'send' and 'receive' now have syntax to return a list of all
ready child channels using either (send) to get a list of child
pid's ready to receive data or (receive) to get a list od child
pid's ready to be read. This greatly speeds up asyncrounous
messaging, where multiple child processes, but not all, have sent
messages. Previously:
(dolist (p (sync)) (until (receive p msg))) ; (sync) -> child pids
Now using only a ready subset, 'receive' can be used non-blocking
and only a subset of all child pids is iterated through:
(dolist (p (receive)) (receive p msg))
Now, when a 'spawn'ed child process ends abormally the variable in the
spawn command will contain an error message and a result number,
e.g. '9' from a kill signal sent by an external process.
Fixed longstanding bug for list-mode 'net-select'. Now returns
socket numbers in the ready list not 0's.
Documention for the messaging API has been updated in the reference
manual and code patterns documents.
10.3.5
'invert' over-allocated memory
Fixed a crash bug in purgeSpawnList()
icmp6.h include for cygwin in nl-sock.c (thanks KOSH)
The creation of a communications channel between and parent process
and 'spawn'ed child processes for usage with the message API of
'send' and 'receive', is now optional:
(spawn <sym-variable> <child-process> [true])
If the'send' or 'receive' is used on the child process spawned, the
optional flag must be set to 'true'.
The fakes versions on 'spawn', 'sync' and 'abort' in Win32 have been
taken out.
The newLISP shell "newlisp-x.x.x/util/nls" now works on MS Windows too.
The link feature using util/link.lsp did no works with 64-bit versions
of newLISP.
In the MinGW compile of nl-sock.c the include file wspapi.h has been
replaced with ws2spi.h. This file is part of the normal MinGW install.
newlisp.dll now lives in NEWLISPDIR again as it did before 10.3.3
10.3.6 development release November 18th, 2011
Speedup of string stream conversion for 'format', 'string'.
A bug fix in 'spawn' when aborting child processes
Preparations for expanded FFI (grep for FFI in all files)
10.3.7 development release
Fix in printing FFI primitives (FFI is disabled by default)
Updated newlispdoc now all tags (including custom) are title-case'ed
Simple ffi calls working on Mac OSX, UBUNTU Linux (Intel) and Win32
three (and more) new ffi makfiles:
makefile_darwin_utf8_ffi # std OSX install has libs and headers
makefile_linux_utf8_ffi # must install package libffi-dev
makefile_mingw_ffi # must install libffi.a library for build
New qa-specific-tests/qa-ffi for ffi API testing
The new ffi extension work with the existing 'import' functon:
(import "libc.dylib" "atof" "double" "char*")
(atof "123.456") => 123.456
No "cdecl" or "stdcall" mustbe specified. The parameter after
the function name is the return type. The remaining parameters
are the function arguments.
As before, the imported function can be renamed:
(set 'strtof (import "libc.dylib" "atof" "double" "char*"))
(strtof "123.456") => 123.456
The followong types are implemented for LP64, LLP64 and ILP32
"byte"
"char"
"short int"
"unsigned short int"
"unsigned int"
"int"
"long long"
"float"
"double"
"char*"
"void*"
For pointer return values "char*" and "void*", the address
is returned as a number. Use 'get-string' or 'unpack' to
retrieve contents. This method allows returning binary info.
THIS IS CHANGED IN 10.3.9 where "char*" returns a string
directly and "void*" a number
10.3.8
Make sure FFIMPORT struct memory gets freed when doing multiple
'import' of the same function or deleting the func symbol.
When using 'configure' and 'make' FFI will be chosen by
default on Mac OSX, Linux and Windows (MinGW)
Both "char*" and "void*" accept either a newLISP string buffer or an
address number as input. On return "char*" will return a newLISP
string buffer and "void*" will return an address number.
Comprehensive qa-specific-tests/qa-ffitest compiles util/ffitest.c
on the current platform then tests all data types.
Now ffi checks for nummber of arguments matching call pattern.
The opengl-demo-ffi.lsp now runs on both 32-bit and 64-bit newLISP
and libraries. On Windows glut32.dll is required. On Mac OSX everything
is installed by default.
ffi callback (ffi closure) working now on Mac OS X, Win32 and UBUNTU Linux
with standard installed libraries. Only for compiling/linking
libfffi-dev is necessary on UBUNTU linux.
The extended 'callback' API will not work on 64-bit Mac OSX newLISP,
but there is no problem to mix extended 'import' and simple 'callback' API
(see examples/opengl-demo.lsp)
Bit 11 for 0x400 in the last field of 'sys-info' is set for extended ffi
enabled versions requiring ffilib.
(not (zero? (& 0x400 (sys-info -1)))) => true for FFI support
Avoid passing on list or string references in primitives taking strings
or lists but creating new objects. This caused an error when doing
(inc (char str)) when str is protected. symbolCheck = NULL only neccessary
if not set to NULL by previous evaluateExprtession() to non-string/list.
Fixed on selected primitives.
qa-ffi and qa-libffi are now part of 'make testall'. They will not be
executed on versions not compiled for libffi based FFI.
10.3.9 development release December 21st 2011
'struct' function for extended FFI usage now working for 32 and 64 bit
(struct 'foo "char" "int" "short int")
Foo can now be used as a data type in the extended FFI API:
(import "thelib" "afunc" "foo" "foo") ; takes ans returns a struct foo
(unpack foo (afunc (pack foo 1 2 3))) => returns a list with 3 numbers
The additional syntax forms of 'pack' and 'unpack' take care for packing
and unpacking wirth the correct number of pad bytes to make align
structures on different Architectures.
See qa-special-tests/qa-libffi for an example.
Accept data lists in struct packing just like in traditional 'pack':
(struct 'pair "int" "int") => pair
(pack pair 1 2) => "\001\000\000\000\002\000\000\000"
(pack pair '(1 2)) => "\001\000\000\000\002\000\000\000"
Nested structure now can be packed:
(struct 'pair "char" "char") => pair
(struct 'comp "pair" "short int") => comp
(pack comp (pack pair 1 2) 3) => "\001\002\003\000"
Sub-structures are unpacked manually (may be changed):
(unpack comp (pack comp (pack pair 1 2) 3)) => ("\001\002" 3)
(set 'p (first (unpack comp (pack comp (pack pair 1 2) 3))))
(unpack pair p) => (1 2)
Because of memory management issues with cells in FFI symbols
extended ffi functions, structs and callbacks can only be defined
once. Subsequent definitions return nil and the existing definition
stays untouched.
Miscellanous fixes for 64-bit newLISP and ffilib usage.
Added custom ffi_type ffi_type_charpointer for displayable strings
now 'unpack' unpacks strings for "char*", not address numbers.
On Mac OSX 64-bits extended callback (ffi closure) does now work.
SHA256 crypto algorithm has been added to the module crypto.lsp.
Thanks to Marc Hildman for this contribution.
10.3.10 Development release Janaury 10th, 2012
Repeating ffi 'callback' with the same symbol will just return the old
address but not redefine the callback or return nil (as in 10.3.9).
examples/opengl-demo-ffi.lsp now also working with extended callback API
on 32-bit and 64-bit.
Huge speed improvement in 'read-line' with file handle parameter,
now as fast as STDIN. For file and pipe operations.
'struct's returned by the extended FFI will now be unpacked automatically.
Nested structures will be unpacked recursively too:
(struct 'pair "char" "char") -> pair
(struct 'comp "pair" "int") => comp
(pack comp (pack pair 1 2) 3) => "\001\002\000\000\003\000\000\000"
(unpack comp "\001\002\000\000\003\000\000\000") => ((1 2) 3)
Imported functions can now be default functors:
(define myprintf:myprintf (import "libc.dylib" "printf"))
(myprintf "%s %d" "hello world" 123)
All makefile_mingwdll* tweaked for MinGW gcc 4.6.2. But binaries are still
delivered compiled on gcc 4.4.0 and made on Windows XP SP2, run fine on
Windows 7. 10.3.6 to 10.3.9 had newlisp.dll compiled for cdecl now in
10.3.10 newlisp.dll calling conventations are back to stdcall.
10.4.0
UCT offset minutes as reported by the 'now' function now have reversed the
sign conform to ISO 8601. Positive for locations east of UCT and negative
for locations west of the UCT meridian (formerly GMT). Days of the year are
now reported from 1 - 365 (366 in leap years) instead of starting with
offset 0.
'read-char' w/o file handle reads from the current I/O device.
New version Guiserver 1.45 avoids error loops when midi system is unavailable.
In 'unify' the underscore symbol '_' matches any atom or list or variable.
Two new make files for the Raspberry PI development VM from:
http://russelldavis.org/2012/01/20/new-raspberry-pi-development-vm-v0-2/
These makefikes don't need the readline library, although it could be installed
as shown here:
http://russelldavis.org/2012/01/23/building-newlisp-for-the-raspberry-pi-using-the-development-vm/
newlisp.dll now also on Winsock version 2.2 (like the main executable since 10.2.10)
newLISP is a Lisp-like, general-purpose scripting language. It is
especially well-suited for applications in AI, web search, natural
language processing, and machine learning. Because of its small
resource requirements, newLISP is also excellent for embedded
systems applications. Most of the functions you will ever need are
already built in. This includes networking functions, support for
distributed and parallel processing, and Bayesian statistics.
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