Re: mxls

On Fri, 4 Jul 2003, Arturo Medrano-Soto wrote:


Hello all,

In my field (bioinformatics), I work a lot with lisp-stat.
All statistical applications I developed during my PhD
were done in xls. And I still use it a lot for exploratory
data analysis. Unfortunatelly, due to the amount of data
I've been handling in the last 2 years, I had to switch to a
compilable lisp version to build binary stand-alone fast code.
And this means I had to reprogram many lisp-stat functions and
dinamically link some other statistical functions from the GSL
C library.

Thanks to lisp-stat I learnt lisp, and now it is my language
of choice. I would defenitely buy the book that some time ago
was presented in this list as a project.



   Best regards
      Arturo


> On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 [email protected] wrote:
>
>
>
> Dear xlispstaters,
>
> Unfortunately it seems that this mailing list is nearly dead.  Before
> it really dies, I would like to ask a few questions:
>
> - does anybody have spare literature on xls or lisp or xlisp, which
>   he/she does not need anymore?
>
> - I am thinking of building a modular xls.  By this I hope that xls
>   can be used in parts, i.e. without graphics system, and as such can
>   be used for different projects.
>
> - xls is still in use by me and I wonder if there are other people
>   which still use it.
>
> - has anybody experience with the "new compiler" developed by Luke?
>

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