Re: Couple of Lisp hacks

Miles Egan <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.lisp.clump
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 06:51, Erik Enge wrote: 
> While we're on the subject of TCP/IP and being possessed; I've decided
> to go on an RFC rampage.  My first is 2822 the implementation of which
> is half-done.  I'll probably send an email to this mailinglist once it
> is feature complete to get feedback on restarts, conditions, API, etc.

Excellent.  A reusable implementation of this would be a big timesaver.

> Other RFCs I'd like to implement include those that specify the MIME,
> SMTP, DNS (resolver), IMAP4 and FTP standards.

It would really prove the pudding if one day the CL community could one 
day be completely be self-hosting.  Mailing list managers, web servers, 
news servers etc. in CL.

>   However, since I'm also
> working on the Common Lisp window-manager (<http://nittin.net/eclispe>)
> and have other engagements this is taking some time.  That said, if
> anyone wants to get in on the fun they should feel free to send me an
> email.

I'll have a look.  I was sorry to hear that Sawfish was going away just
because Lisp seems like the perfect language for scripting a WM.  

-- 

Miles Egan <[email protected]>

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