Docker-Lisp: A Docker Image for Lisp Programming Environment
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Summary
The article describes docker-lisp, a Docker image for Lisp programming that functions as executable code producing output from input. It provides setup instructions requiring building base images and builtins, running tests, and usage details including evaluating expressions with 'eval', tracing calls with '--trace', and monitoring with docker stats/events. The content includes build commands for Dockerfiles and scripts for building base images and managing the docker-lisp environment.
Key quotes
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First, build the base images and builtins.
Run eval to evaluate expressions.
Pass --trace to run to see all calls.
You can also use docker stats and docker events to watch evaluation.
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