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cl-gtk-cv
functions for working with geographical data in lisp
Uses opencv to create a zoom-able map, upon which you can place vectorized objects. The idea is to have these objects available in the map, in a list-view and on the REPL. Not complete. No documentation. -
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Iterate (http://www.cl-user.net/asp/libs/iterate) patched to allow (iter (:for i from 1 to 10) (:collect i)) instead of (iter (for i from 1 to 10) (collect i))
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The TUM personal robotics package is a collection of libraries that aims to offer methods for personal robotic assistants to operate successfully in indoor environments.
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Lang-lisp(working title) is a project to make a lisp with efficient programs being the first goal. It has functional types(Little like templates in C++), function overloading. The latter turns out to do a subset of type inference.
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gennf is a distributed version management system with code signing support written in Common Lisp incorporating ideas from Meta-CVS.
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cmpl
Computer Music Programming Language
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CL-FastWeb
Web development framework for Common Lisp
Web development framework for Common Lisp, based on FastCGI with integrated WiKi. It is tested mainly on SBCL, but should work on most Common Lisp implementations. -
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Collection of tools for allowing CAD (Computer Aided Design) systems to interact with STEP (ISO 10303) data.
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otl is a text processor for generating markup from plain text. Much of both the input and output formats can be customized. otl supports structures such as nested ordered lists, headers and footers, and tables.
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DACML stands for Digital Audio and Computer Music Language. It is implemented as a Common Lisp library and low level C routines for efficiency. The aim is to apply functional paradigm to Computer Music composition. Licensed under GPL v. 3 or later.
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B-Tree implemented in Common Lisp. Stores key/value pairs onto disk based data structure. Current implementation has been tested with SBCL. Project was originally at alien-consader.org but is now made available at SourceForge.
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Binary file format provides interface for Common Lisp to read and write binary files in a simple way.
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cl-wal is a simple write ahead log library implemented in Common Lisp. Write ahead log writes entries first to a journal and then to master stream.
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Toolbox contains a few common utilities used in other projects. Toolbox has also for example a generic non-trivial double-linked list implementation which uses SBCL's weak-pointers when referencing to previous item.
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Simple unit test utility for Common Lisp. Utility's unit tests are implemented with the utlity itself and unit tests cover 100% of the code.
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Written in ANSI Common Lisp. A public multiple-connection server which allows the playing of Solitaire through a text-based protocol. This is basically so that you can make your own graphical client and use this as the back-end.
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