The feel of a LispM/List of running machines

[Mike McDonald]

>Date: Fri, 02 May 1997 15:34:28 -0700
>From: Luca Pisati <pisati@nichimen.com>
>To: alaric@abwillms.demon.co.uk
>Subject: Re: The feel of a LispM/List of running machines
>
>Alaric B. Williams wrote:

>BTW: ANSI-CL pathname structure is modeled on the LispM concept.
>
>An example from our application:
>
>USER(1): #p"ngc:patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001.fasl"
>#p"ngc:patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001.fasl"
>
>USER(2): (describe *)
>#p"ngc:patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001.fasl" is a structure of type LOGICAL-PATHNAME.  It has these slots:
> HOST               "ngc"
> DEVICE             :UNSPECIFIC
> DIRECTORY          (:ABSOLUTE "patch" "nworld-3-1")
> NAME               "nworld-3-1-001"
> TYPE               "fasl"
> VERSION            :UNSPECIFIC
> NAMESTRING         NIL
> HASH               64954

 CMUCL gives:

* #p"ngc:patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001.fasl"

#p"ngc:patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001.fasl"
* (describe *)

#p"ngc:patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001.fasl" is a structure of type PATHNAME.
HOST: #<COMMON-LISP::UNIX-HOST {503EE25}>.
DEVICE: NIL.
DIRECTORY: (:ABSOLUTE #<SEARCH-LIST ngc>).
NAME: "patch;nworld-3-1;nworld-3-1-001".
TYPE: "fasl".
VERSION: :NEWEST.
* 

  Where do I send the first bug report for the LispOS project. :-)

  Mike McDonald
  mikemac@engr.sgi.com