The clojure.pamphlet file is latex source code which is plain text.
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You are welcome. Markus answered your question clearly I think, but
it may be instructive to view
http://youtu.be/mDlzE9yy1mk
which I should have just included in my original email.
This is Tim Daly demonstrating his process for literate programming
with Clojure by making a couple of edits to c
The second link is just a Latex source used to generate that pdf :)
Marek.
On Friday, June 8, 2012 11:10:19 AM UTC+2, jaime wrote:
>
> I glanced at the contents and it looks like this is a cool thing that I'm
> looking for. I will spend some time on it. Thank you Ken.
>
> BTW, how can I view the
I glanced at the contents and it looks like this is a cool thing that I'm
looking for. I will spend some time on it. Thank you Ken.
BTW, how can I view the second link (ending with .pamphlet) in a browser? I
tried it in Chrome but it just gave me a plain text without any format.
在 2012年6月7日星期四U
Any project like
https://github.com/codereading/HQ
?
for Clojure
> some materials/books about language/compiler designing could help me
> better
> > understand these stuffs??
>
> While I think the project is still in a very incomplete stage you can
> find quite a bit of information in Tim Daly's r
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 3:41 AM, jaime wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I really have interests in internals of Cojure. I'm not talking about
> massive details of its implementation but rather some kind of
> overview/architecture of the language itself. I also know that reading
> source code is one of
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 4:41 AM, jaime wrote:
> I really have interests in internals of Cojure. I'm not talking about
> massive details of its implementation but rather some kind of
> overview/architecture of the language itself. I also know that reading
> source code is one of the best ways to und
Hello everyone,
I really have interests in internals of Cojure. I'm not talking about
massive details of its implementation but rather some kind of
overview/architecture of the language itself. I also know that reading
source code is one of the best ways to understand it but it's not easy for
