- Common Lisp GNU Scientific Library
- elephant: an object database for Common Lisp
- AspectL is a library that provides aspect-oriented extensions for Common Lisp / CLOS
- CL-PREVALENCE is an implementation of Object Prevalence for Common Lisp
- A high-level Common Lisp framework for parallel and distributed programming.
- A Portable Common Lisp Localization Package
- A System Management Substrate for Common Lisp
- UnCommon Web is a Common Lisp web application development framework.
But before I package yet another set of Common Lisp libraries I would like to know if there would be users of these packages. If so, speak up.
12 comments:
yes. specially cl-prevalence and elephant
Hi Peter,
I've just started hacking on "Common Lisp GNU Scientific Library", and it will probably be 6 months or so before its in a useful state.
I'll send you a note when I think it might be worth looking at more closely.
Edgar.
I'd have to agree with the anonymous user... I'd like to see cl-prevalence and elephant as well. Thanks!
One vote for UnCommonWeb (which I thought was already in Debian, but it is not!).
C.E.
yes, I'm definitely interested in uncommon web, elephant, and cl-prevalence. The others sound interesting but I personally wouldn't have any immediate use for them...
Many thanks for taking over maintenance for the Debian Lisp packages!
Even though the author says cl-gsl is not yet in a useful state, I'm interested in this. I've been using GSL in CL one piece at a time, and I think it would be nice to have a uniform interface. Anyway I intend to take a look at what he has and see how useable it is.
Liam
I would find use for cl-gsl also, and perhaps some time to help get it in shape it the project was available...
uncommon-web would be nice.
A vote for UnCommonWeb and one for Elephant. And thanks !
Peter, I'm flattered, but packaging Erlisp would really be premature. ;)
Very interested in cl-gsl.
One more vote for UnCommonWeb!
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