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Article #3060Re: BSI standards
From: Brad Miller
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 1988 02:55
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 1988 02:55
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From: shebs%defun.utah.edu.uucp@utah-cs.UUCP (Stanley T. Shebs)
[...]
In my opinion, character objects is one of the few things that Common Lisp
can't be faulted on! The first time you get back #\s instead of 115 is
enough to convince anyone that hasn't memorized the ASCII table. [...]
stan shebs
shebs@cs.utah.edu
Indeed, it need not even be ASCII... so it's even less dependant on the
hardware you happen to be hacking on!
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Brad Miller
U. Rochester Comp Sci Dept.
'If anything is True, this is.'
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