(C) 2007 by Mathias Menzel-Nielsen matze@mausland.de
Distributed under the beerware-license. See LICENSE for details.
- Prerequisites:
matzlisp, cl-ppcre, split-sequence
You will need to have matzlisp installed. Its ASDF installable so it shouldnt be a big deal.
You can get matzlisp via git:
git clone https://github.com/bonkzwonil/matzlisp.git
lisp-irc should run under any common-lisp implementation, however you will need an implementation which matzlisp supports (sbcl, LispWorks and clisp for now)
- Install:
lisp-irc is ASDF-installable, so install instructions are easy:
o Make a symlink to newirc.asd from your ASDF systems directory.
e.g: ln -s /path/to/lisp-irc/newirc.asd ~/.sbcl/systems/newirc.asd
o Load it via asdf
e.g: (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op 'newirc) in most lisp implementations
or simply (require 'newirc) in sbcl
look at newdemobot.lisp, for an example bot.
remember to -darcs- git send patches....