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Re: [STUMP] Binary too big?
From: |
Daniel Clemente |
Subject: |
Re: [STUMP] Binary too big? |
Date: |
Mon, 10 Sep 2007 13:24:55 +0200 |
Hi,
> Just out of curiosity, what needs of you does it serve?
- compiling it in a single binary without dependency on other files
or uncommon libraries
- be able to change settings in real-time
- configuration == programming == extending the code
- it doesn't assume that you have a mouse
- it uses just one key (default C-t) to do all things => less conflicts
- good structure: frames, windows, groups
> I just created the FAQ today, so it doesn't have much on it. Feel
> free to add your questions and I or someone will answer them.
> http://stumpwm.antidesktop.net/cgi-bin/wiki/FAQ
Thanks, that will be very useful.
So, stumpwm is so big because there's a complete Lisp implementation
there, which allows you to execute any Lisp code on the run. That's
good, but I thought one could also have a totally compiled version in
which no new code can be added on the run and therefore no interpreter
is needed.
I tried with clisp (+mit-clx, all from CVS) but there were so many
problems and Lisp error messages that I abandoned temporarily. I will
try later.
Bye,
Daniel