Re: Introductory post, CL projects, and more!
Miles Egan <[email protected]>
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On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 12:12, Zachary Beane wrote: > ObConcreteLispApplication: I just released RIP-L, a ripping/encoding > application for SBCL on Linux/x86. The site is > http://www.xach.com/rip-l/. > > It's intended to operate over the network, so the ripper and the > encoder talk to a controller via TCP. However, it also happens with > the ripper, encoder, and controller might be running in the same > image. I'd like to make the connection into a class, and make > subclasses for network connections and in-process connections. Sounds cool. The network transport is there to allow scaling this across multiple machines, right? On most of the machines I've used, ripping is far slower than encoding. Do you envision parallelizing the encoding or the ripping part primarily? miles _______________________________________________ Clump mailing list [email protected] http://manly.caddr.com/mailman/listinfo/clump
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