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Dear Rich Hickey,
Prompted by your recent publication of reflections on the origin of
Clojure, I recalled that you and I had had a message exchange that
sometime in 2005-7 about your plans in relation to Common Lisp.
From what I remember, it was a three-message exchange: you outlined
your plans, I responded by advocating extending ABCL, you responded by
explaining why the things you wanted to achieve--especially an
implementation of the STM model--were simply disjoint from extending
(defun cosi-init (leader-node-ip)
"Steps necessary to initialize specials in the cosi-bls system to
create a machine local simulation network."
(let ((machine-name (machine-instance)))
(setf *local-nodes* `((,machine-name . ,leader-node-ip))
*real-nodes* (list leader-node-ip)
*leader-node* (cosi-simgen::get-local-ipv4 machine-name))))
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