The BricsCAD Lisp Developer Package

Rakesh Rao
Rakesh Rao
in Programming and customization

Hello Folks,

A long conversation between Torsten Moses, Jason Bourhill and me has been documented as a blog post.

I hope BricsCAD and Lisp guys will find this an interesting read.

http://rakeshrao.typepad.com/work_smarter_geotools/2013/03/bricscad-lisp-developer-support-package-torsten-moses-reveals-it-all.html

Best Regards
Rakesh Rao

http://www.coordsys.com

Comments

  • Erik De Keyser
    Erik De Keyser
     Hello Rakesh, and Jason and Torsten,
    I think I can speak for the BricsCAD guys: we appreciate so much your contributions in the support of LISP in BricsCAD. It's just brilliant
    Keep up the good work and best regards,    erik
  • Rakesh Rao
    Rakesh Rao

    Thank you, Erik, and all of Bricsys.

    Jason and I hope to write more in the future, about the individual modules and features covered in my long post. This post is just a summary.

    I am sure Torsten will keep us bloggers busy with new stuff that he is going to churn out !!

    Best Regards
    Rakesh Rao

  • Dan Wiseman
    Dan Wiseman
    Thanks Rakesh,

    As a "Lisp guy" that was indeed a fascinating read! 

    It is really exciting what Torsten and Bricsys are doing on this front and I look forward to taking full advantage.
  • Scott McKenzie
    Scott McKenzie
    I too have done a lot of programming in LISP, it is my go to for something tedious that needs to be created over and over; with LISP I find it simple to build a robust application quickly.  That was indeed a very interesting read, specifically the amount of 'extra' work that was needed to get everything to function on the Linux version.
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