I think it has many great things. cllib, for example, has naive bayes classifier. I haven't had a chance to checkout other parts of the codebase, but I have a feeling that every bit can be useful. I just wonder how difficult it would be to extract seemingly unrelated pieces of software into separate packages that depend on a minimal core. Or another example is matrix.lisp. It would be great to improve on it and not rely on matlisp or any library that uses Fortran, etc.
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indeed - please go ahead and package it!
I found a request that was denied: https://github.com/quicklisp/quicklisp-projects/issues/262
well, which parts of clocc are you interested in?
they do have a point there...
I think it has many great things. cllib, for example, has naive bayes classifier. I haven't had a chance to checkout other parts of the codebase, but I have a feeling that every bit can be useful. I just wonder how difficult it would be to extract seemingly unrelated pieces of software into separate packages that depend on a minimal core. Or another example is matrix.lisp. It would be great to improve on it and not rely on matlisp or any library that uses Fortran, etc.
cllib
only requiresport
.both are asdf-loadable.
you can package them.
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