[Jscheme-user] Better support for CLOS

[Timothy J. H. <ti...@cs...>]

Perhaps we should provide a little better support for CLOS
and sorting. I don't think there is a "sort" in the elf or jlib 
packages.

It might be worthwhile providing toplevel links on the Jscheme webpage
to useful Scheme packages ported to Jscheme
   (e.g. CLOS, SLIB, SRFI's, user-developed packages...)

---Tim---

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Rahul Gopinath <rgo...@qu...>
> Date: Thu Sep 11, 2003  12:51:57 PM US/Eastern
> To: Bruce Lewis <br...@al...>
> Cc: li...@re...
> Subject: RE: [Lispweb] mod_lisp and Apache2
>
> thanks,
> 	brl and kawa are really good but my personal favorite is
> jscheme(webapp) :) Especially the java dot is very convenient for 
> accessing
> other java thingies..
>
>
> ps:
> I dont know if every one knows this, but since I couldn't find any 
> reference
> to it any where,..
> 	tiny-clos works fine with jscheme with a little help. The only thing
> needed to do was to define the sort function
> (Jscheme provides a sort function implemented in java, but gives 
> problems,
> using another sort worked out to be ok)
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bruce Lewis [mailto:br...@AL...]
> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 10:12 PM
> To: Rahul Gopinath
> Cc: li...@re...
> Subject: Re: [Lispweb] mod_lisp and Apache2
>
>
> Rahul Gopinath <rgo...@qu...> writes:
>
>> 	This is my first post here,I work with c++ & java for a living , but
>> likes to hack scheme for fun....
>
> Speaking of Scheme, Java and web development, you should look at BRL if
> you haven't already:
>
> http://brl.codesimply.net/
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