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Profiling a Lisp application
Profiling is one of the most important steps in writing software. Once a package is written, profiling greatly helps to identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies by showing how an application spends its time. How to profile a lisp application is a common question among those new to lisp. Luckily, profiling lisp is simple [...]
Jul 1st, 2008 | Filed under Tips -
newLISP-mode updated
Tim Johnson has updated his emacs newLISP-mode. I’ve added a few customizations and posted them in projects.
Changelog for 0.25Added functions for sexp-cursor movement: newlisp-indent-and-move-next, newlisp-indent-and-move-back, newlisp-prev-opening-parens, newlisp-next-opening-parens
Improved newlisp-next-function, newlisp-previous-functionI made a few changes to his mode to make it suit me more:
Changed the symbol color from magenta to plum. I hate [...]
Mar 12th, 2008 | Filed under Software







