Peter's Free NewLisp Snippets

Why newLisp? - Because it brings back the fun to programming!

Tru64Unix 4.x/5.x distribution

Binary Tru64Unix Distribution in SETLD format

NEWLISP92.tar.gz (648309 bytes)

First delete old newlisp packes with setld -d NEWLISP<XXX>. Then untar this package and run setld -l NEWLISP92 to install.

Files Needed To Create Binary Tru64Unix Distributions

newLISP contexts

The Contexts for Libraries

MIKMOD.lsp and the Win32 library here (Linux has native support)

SDL.lsp

The OpenGL contexts have been moved to the GL4newLISP website.

GTK programs

Peter's Comic Book Reader with GTK-server (revised for newLisp 10)

comic.lsp. Also as a complete Win32 package (for Windows, also install a GTK environment!)

Linux password manager with GTK-server (revised for newLisp 10)

password.lsp

Linux CD player with GTK-server (revised september 2007)

cdplayer.lsp

GTK IDE with GTK-server (revised march 2006)

ide.lsp ...and my config here

UDP Chat with GTK-server (revised for newLisp 10)

chat.lsp

E-Text Reader with GTK-server (revised for newLisp 10)

text.lsp

Game of Life with GTK-server

life.lsp

Mouse O'meter with GTK-server (revised for newLisp 10)

mouse.lsp

RSS Header Reader with GTK-server (revised for newLisp 10)

rss.lsp and a configfile

XForms programs (Linux/Solaris/BSD)

Unofficial XForms install package

xforms-1.0.2.tar.bz2 patched by me so it compiles in recent X environments with recent GCC compilers

The full XForms context (compliant with newLisp 10)

xf.lsp

A clock program (compliant with newLisp 10)

clock.lsp

newLISP console programs

Base64 Decoding and Encoding (obsolete since newLisp 8.4.0)

ASCII to UTF-8 converter (revised for newLisp 10)

utf8.lsp

TCP Port Forwarder

portfw.lsp

The Famous OpenGL Demo

gldemo.lsp

Binary Converter

bin.lsp

Brainf*ck Interpreter

bf.lsp

Windows FORK

winfork.lsp and demo prodcons.lsp

Too valuable to throw away: a Quine (compliant with newLisp 10)

quine.lsp

Unbeatable TicTacToe

tictactoe.lsp

Passing a PROXY-server

proxy.lsp

Play a sound module

mod.lsp and a demo module here
wave.lsp plays a .WAV file

Find missing parenthesis (revised for newLisp 10)

check.lsp

Pascal's Triangle (revised for newLisp 10)

pascal.lsp

LZW compression

lzw.lsp

ANSI escape codes

ANSI.lsp

PC Speaker

speaker.lsp
x86-speaker.lsp (generic usage for X86 platforms)

My VIM stuff for newLISP (revised for newLisp 10)

vimrc (Windows users need 'which' for Windows to run the newLISP linker).
newLisp toolbar icon for Unix or Windows/MacOSX.

Installation of the icon:

In VIM look for the runtimepath by submitting ':echo &runtimepath'
Create a subdirectory "bitmaps" in one of the runtimepaths
Put the icon in this newly created directory and restart VIM

Screenshot of a newLisp console program running within VIM:

To highlight emedded GTK commands in your newLISP program, just add this to the VIM syntax file:

syn match newlispSymbol "[Gg][TtDd][Kk][_][_a-zA-Z0-9]\+"

Last updated at december 28, 2008 - PvE.