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Corman Lisp
MIT License
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Updated manual; bypass registration code; added a new function QUIT #2

Closed binghe closed 9 years ago

binghe commented 9 years ago

Hi,

Today I successfully built Corman Lisp from source code using Visual Studio 2005, then I did following things:

  1. Updated manual PDF to reflect the current status of Corman Lisp (GitHub, new MIT license)
  2. Bypassed the registration code when starting Corman Lisp
  3. Added a QUIT lisp function for more convenient use.

I see there's already ASDF with it, so my next step should be porting USOCKET to it, then more and more CL packages should be able to run in it.

Regards,

Chun Tian (binghe)

binghe commented 9 years ago

sorry, it turns out that the Gc.cpp changes are not correct.