ultralisp
How to use it?
Open your Lisp REPL and eval:
(ql-dist:install-dist "http://dist.ultralisp.org/" :prompt nil)
Or if you are using Qlot, put this line into the beginning of your qlfile:
dist ultralisp http://dist.ultralisp.org/
Or if you are using CLPM, put these lines into your local clpmfile:
(:source "ultralisp" :url "https://clpi.ultralisp.org/" :type :clpi)
Projects
- 40ants/cl-brewer — Brew formula generator for common lisp projects
- CL98K/wolffy — Wolffy mainly encapsulates some convenient packages for interacting with Python.
- Chream/mockingbird — A small stubbing and mocking library for Common Lisp
- JMC-design/font-zpb-ttf — Implementation of the font protocol for TTF via zpb-ttf.
- Junker/recaptcha-enterprise — reCAPTCHA Enterprise system for Common Lisp
- RobBlackwell/cl-wav — Provides a cross platform reader for the WAV file format, implemented in Common Lisp.
- bohonghuang/cl-gobject-introspection-wrapper — Wrap and call GObject Introspection FFI function in LISP style.
- borodust/cl-muth — Multithreading and concurrency utilities
- borodust/claw — Autowrapping FFI
- bpanthi977/nlopt — Common Lisp interface to Non-linear Optimization Library (NLOpt)
- ciel-lang/cl-cron — A simple tool that provides cron like facilities directly inside of common lisp.
- cl-facts/facts — in-memory graph database
- cl-facts/lessp — Universal order predicate in Common Lisp
- cl-facts/rollback — Rollback functions
- copyleft/cl-odata-client — Common Lisp client library for accessing OData services
- digikar99/cl-bmas — C2FFI generated bindings for BMAS
- digikar99/cl-cblas — C2FFI based wrapper for CBLAS
- digikar99/cl-ceigen-lite — Common Lisp CFFI interface to ceigen_lite which inturn is a C interface to C++ Eigen library
- digikar99/compiler-macro-notes
- fukamachi/legion — Simple multithreading worker mechanism.
- fukamachi/mito-attachment — Mito mixin class for file management outside of RDBMS
- g000001/srfi-62 — SRFI 62 for CL: S-expression comments
- garlic0x1/cl-workers — Actor library for Common Lisp
- genelkim/gute — Gene's Utilities (GUTE)
- genelkim/ulf2english — Maps EL-ULFs to English sentences.
- informatimago/commands — The commands implemented in Common Lisp that were in https://gitlab.com/informatimago/bin have been moved here and are compiled into a common image.
- madnificent/database-migrations — Migrations for Common Lisp
- malcolmstill/cl-xkb
- marcoheisig/numpy-file-format — Read and write Numpy .npy and .npz files.
- melusina-org/cl-rashell — Resilient replicant Shell Programming Library for Common Lisp
- nlamirault/climc — A Common Lisp Instant Messaging Client.
- numcl/numcl — Numpy clone in Common Lisp
- phoe/skippy-renderer — GIF renderer for SKIPPY
- pyramidi0n/abnf-match — A DSL for writing parsers of grammars expressed in IETF ABNF.
- pyramidi0n/email-parse — A fast, RFC-compliant email address validator and parser.
- pyramidi0n/trivial-us-ascii — A library for portable US-ASCII encoding and decoding.
- pyramidi0n/uri-parse — A fast, RFC-compliant URI validator and parser.
- rabbibotton/clog-typeahead — CLOG Extension for https://github.com/twitter/typeahead.js
- rabbibotton/clos-encounters — Sample Game for Common-Lisp the Tutorial
- ruricolist/cl-feedparser — Common Lisp feed parser
- ruricolist/cl-lc — List comprehensions and friends
- ruricolist/overlord — Experimental build system for Common Lisp
- sionescu/static-vectors — Allocate SIMPLE-ARRAYs in static memory
- tamurashingo/lem-ruby-mode — ruby-mode for lem
- thodg/cl-project — Common Lisp source project utilities
- timeolord/infix-reader — A reader macro that enables prefix notation in common lisp.
- veer66/nd-sexp — newline delimited s-expressions
- vindarel/pipelines-viewer — View the last Gitlab pipelines and their status from the command line (or the REPL). (not much to see, it's a 20 min script)
- y2q-actionman/with-c-syntax — C language syntax in Common Lisp
- yitzchak/sheet-clj
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