Steve Nunez

So, in this example, the function bound to `yason:*symbol-encoder*` should return a string that is either the symbol name or a string containing a JSON encoding of the symbol plist?

So far, so good. Is the intention to export `make-raw-json-output` ?

I've encountered a case that's isn't catered for: encoding symbols to JSON `null`. Since the output must be a string, the best I can get is "null", but that's not...

Just an FYI: GNUReadline inclusion might pollute the whole package with GNU licensing. Are there any alternative libraries? Perhaps [linedit](https://github.com/sharplispers/linedit), which has the advantage of being in Lisp too.

Ah I didn't notice you were using linedit. One note, if you do include GNU Readline, please consider keeping cl-lsp non-GNU and allowing the infection to flow through via the...

libedit is supposed to be a drop-in replacement. Nice find. On Tue, Oct 20, 2020 at 5:54 AM Ryan Hajianpour wrote: > @ailisp Is it possible for you to swap...

See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62962839/stdaligned-alloc-missing-from-visual-studio-2019 for a possible reason for this, and suggested solution of using macros to switch between the implementations. Apparently this isn't available on MacOS either. See: https://gitlab.com/gromacs/gromacs/-/issues/3968

I tried that. I rebuilt pmcl-OSX-kernel, but it had no effect. I also turned on -Wall to see if it caught anything. -Wall is always a bit noisy, but sometimes...

I thought about this some more, and I do not think it is pmcl-OSX-kernel after all. Doesn't PPCCL use this kernel? PPCCL works fine except for an occasional crash or...

I was just wondering the same thing. @MiZhangWhuer, is your repo available anywhere?