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@@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ fork.
 
 [[http://retes.hu/~mega/git/?p=clon.git;a=summary][Clon]] is a nice library for scheduling tasks within a Lisp image, but
 it used the SBCL timer extension. I wanted to run something using Clon
-on [[http://trac.clozure.com/openmcl][Clozure CL]] and so I looked at the SBCL and found that, after a bit
-of fairly straightforward editing, it was possible to write a portable
-version for any compiler supporting [[http://common-lisp.net/project/bordeaux-threads/][Bordeaux Threads]]. The SBCL timers
-internally use =sb-unix:setittimer=; Rather than using [[http://common-lisp.net/project/osicat/][Osicat]] to emulate
-this I chose to rework the scheduling loop to run in a dedicated
-thread that sleeps on a condition variable with a timeout. This seems
-*cleaner* to me than using POSIX lib calls, but requires a threaded Lisp
-to use.
+on [[http://trac.clozure.com/openmcl][Clozure CL]] and so I looked at the SBCL source and found that, after
+a bit of fairly straightforward editing, it was possible to write a
+portable version for any compiler supporting [[http://common-lisp.net/project/bordeaux-threads/][Bordeaux Threads]]. The
+SBCL timers internally use =sb-unix:setittimer=; Rather than using
+[[http://common-lisp.net/project/osicat/][Osicat]] to emulate this I chose to rework the scheduling loop to run in
+a dedicated thread that sleeps on a condition variable with a
+timeout. This seems *cleaner* to me than using POSIX lib calls, but
+requires a threaded Lisp.
 
 [[http://release.unknownlamer.org/trivial-timers/][Releases are available]] with the usual [[darcsweb::trivial-timers][darcs repo]]. Currently there is a
 native SBCL implementation and a portable implementation relying upon
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ is fairly powerful. =dsmith= from =#guile= has a nicely featured bot
 written on top of Bobot++; if I find time I shall attempt to post the
 source.
 
-There is now a [[darcsweb::bobot++][darcs repo]] available with a few minor changes. I am
+There is now a [[darcsweb::bobot%2B%2B][darcs repo]] available with a few minor changes. I am
 sporadically working to make the internals of the bot fully threadsafe
 so that multithreaded Scheme extensions don't run into issues. I may
 potentially clean up the Scheme interface as well (as it was clearly