Copyright (c) 2021-2023 Marco Antoniotti See file COPYING for licensing information
A clone of the go3270 library by Matthew R. Wilson.
The library follows very closely the GO code with some minimal Common Lisp idioms (e.g., practically no use of the Condition System).
It is a good exercise for learning a number of things, including USOCKET.
The library has been tested on W10 with Lispworks
(a version using the native COMM package also works), but is should
be portable to other Common Lisp systems.
To start the server just issue the following:
CL-USER 42 > (asdf:load-system "cl3270")
;;; ...
T
CL-USER 43 > (in-package "CL3270")
#<The CL3270 package, 327/512 internal, 6/16 external>
CL3270 44 > (load "examples/example2.lisp")
#P"examples/example2.lisp")
CL3270 45 > (cl3270-example2 :debug nil)
I am assuming you moved in the correct directory and that you have
loaded the .asd file, etc. etc.
Now you can start wx3270 terminal and connect
to 127.0.0.1 (localhost on W10 may not work) on port 3270. You
should be in business...
Of course you are free to fork the project subject to the current licensing scheme. However, before you do so, I ask you to consider plain old "cooperation" by asking me to become a developer. It helps keeping the entropy at an acceptable level.
Enjoy.