Shubhamkar Ayare

>What is the g++ compiler command equivalent? > >I copied the include files to `/usr/local/include` and the `libcppserver.a` to `/usr/local/lib` but get a > >``` >In file included from /usr/local/include/server/asio/udp_resolver.h:12:0,...

So, what is the status? This seems to be [partially done](https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi/issues/827) in Dec 2019.

Ookay, interesting :). That means, I can use Common Lisp for front-end scripting, so long as I have to worry about other browsers!

What I wanted to do was to provide a script.lisp instead of providing a script.js with my index.html - is it possible with Nyxt?

I see, hmm, if the browser can fetch a lisp file from a server, just like the way it can fetch a js file, and if the browser can also...

I see, and yup, that makes sense. This is a relatively simple problem in theory, but in practice, the security implications might be huge.

> but others may disagree I'm not sure of a use case wherein one wants spaces while `indent-tabs-mode` is `t` - is there some?

I'm unskilled with cask - and unsure if this needs a test for the PR - a simple fix seems to be leave the spaces at the [line-beginning](https://github.com/Fuco1/smartparens/blob/63695c64233d215a92bf08e762f643cdb595bdd9/smartparens.el#L6775) untouched, and...

I'm not sure about the benefit of lem over Emacs + SLIME or Portacle. For someone not into Emacs and just starting with CL, I think I'd stick with CLISP...

TIL: ```sh $ sbcl * (require 'sb-aclrepl) ```