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12/03/2008, 23h50

On 12.03.2008 22:14, bbr53221@yahoo.com wrote:
> Is ther a LISP language code in Open Software that I can download for
> Ruby?

What exactly do you mean by this? Are you looking for a LISP
implementation written in Ruby? IIRC there was discussion about
something like this few weeks before here.

> Also, how do I best represent contigeous memory locations in Ruby?
> Is it better to represent that a a multi dimentional arrary?
> Or, a very, very long String?

Again, I am not sure what you mean here. Why would one want to use a
_multi dimensional_ array to represent _contiguous_ memory? Or did you
mean contagious memory? :-)

Kind regards

robert

12/03/2008, 23h50	#2
Robert Klemme Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: LISP, and Contigeous Memory in Ruby On 12.03.2008 22:14, bbr53221@yahoo.com wrote: > Is ther a LISP language code in Open Software that I can download for > Ruby? What exactly do you mean by this? Are you looking for a LISP implementation written in Ruby? IIRC there was discussion about something like this few weeks before here. > Also, how do I best represent contigeous memory locations in Ruby? > Is it better to represent that a a multi dimentional arrary? > Or, a very, very long String? Again, I am not sure what you mean here. Why would one want to use a _multi dimensional_ array to represent _contiguous_ memory? Or did you mean contagious memory? :-) Kind regards robert