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Kalahari bushman Xi (played by genuine bushman N!xau) is as surprised as the rest of his tibe when a Coke bottle, thrown from a passing plane, lands in the middle of their village. This "gift from the gods" proves to be a mixed blessing when the tribesmen fight over it and eventually use it for a weapon. To keep peace in the village, Xi is assigned to take the bottle to "the end of the earth" (actually a lush valley) and throw it back to the gods. Meanwhile, back in urbanized South Africa, Kate Thompson (Sandra Prinsloo) leaves her office job in the city to take a job teaching Kalahari children; once in the wilderness, she finds herself constantly bumping into clumsy microbiologist Andrew Steyn (Marius Weyers). And meanwhile, maniacal Sam Boga (Louw Verwey) is leading a military coup against the government. How do all these various and wildly divergent characters fit together? You'll have to see The Gods Must be Crazy yourself--if you haven't seen it already. This Botswanian comedy/melodrama was directed by Jamie Uys, who had helmed dozens of films before Gods and would make many more afterwards. Originally slated for limited domestic distribution in 1982, Gods Must Be Crazy was picked up for American consumption by 20th Century-Fox in 1984. Within a few weeks, "word of mouth" transformed Gods into the biggest foreign boxoffice hit ever released in the U.S. The 1989 sequel didn't do quite as well, indicating that perhaps the bloom was off the rose for N!xau and his confreres. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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3D Lisp Mazes
A program for solving and displaying 3D mazes. It is based on QuickDraw 3D.
A Forth CPU assembler
An assembler for a Forth-like CPU.
ABLE - A Basic Lisp Editor
ABLE is an open source Common Lisp editor for Mac, Linux and Windows. ABLE's features include a listener with command history, syntax colouring, symbol completion, jump to definition, parenthesis mat...
A compatibility layer for the APIs provided by the Allegro CL Common Lisp implementation by Franz, Inc. It provides interfaces for multiprocessing, networking, and more.
ACL2 (A Computational Logic for Applicative Common Lisp) is a programming language for modeling computer systems and a tool for proving properties of those models. It was developed at the University o...
ASDF is Another System Definition Facility.
An ASDF extension that makes it possible to specify where compiled Lisp binaries should go.
ASDF-INSTALL is a tool for downloading and installing Lisp packages.
A tool for testing ASDF-INSTALLable Common Lisp software. It works by downloading packages, installing them and reporting any problems.
ASDF-Status generates reports that display the testing results collected by the ASDF-Install-tester tool, which checks ASDF-INSTALLable Common Lisp software.
A tool to connect ASDF system definitions in a way that supports auto-loading of systems.
ASDlite is a light-weight version of ASDF, a popular build facility for Common Lisp.
Abstract classes
An implementation of abstract CLOS classes, i.e. classes that can be subclassed but not instantiated. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
A slide presentation program that accepts a set of slide descriptions written in a sexp-based syntax, and renders them with CLX. It was originally written by Daniel Barlow. Max-Gerd Retzlaff later cre...
A fork of the slide presentation program Acclaim originally written by Daniel Barlow. It accepts a set of slide descriptions written in a sexp-based syntax, and renders them with CLX.
As a project Alexandria's goal is to reduce duplication of effort and improve portability of Common Lisp code according to its own idiosyncratic and rather conservative aesthetic. What this actually m...
A high performance web application server that supports HTTP 1.1, HTML generation, HTTP client functionality, SSL, a proxy facility, access control mechanisms, dynamic page generation, and more. Alleg...
A programmable rich text editor for fiction and technical document authors. It is a MacOS X Cocoa application with an Aqua user interface. Alpaca shares many characteristics with Emacs, but has a diff...
Anaphora is the anamorphic macro package from hell. Not only do you get golden oldies like AIF, AWHEN, ACOND, etc. but it also includes a slightly insane family of anamorphic variants called symbolic ...
Applicative iteration
A library that provides for Common Lisp the syntax of Scheme's named LET construct. In addition, it generates a loop even on implementations without tail-call elimination. This is part of the Lisp hac...
A logic puzzle game with a GUI based on the LispWorks CAPI library.
Small and extensible HTTP server written in Common Lisp. It is designed to sit behind a caching proxy, dynamically generates all content by calling user-defined handlers, provides advanced HTML genera...
A tool for checking properties of term rewrite systems, particularly call-by-need properties. It also comes with a CLIM-based GUI.
General purpose computer algebra system. The project started in 1971 at IBM as a research system named Scratchpad. Scratchpad was renamed to Axiom in the 1990s and sold to NAG, which distributed it as...
A modular and configurable environment for developing expert systems, which was created at the German National Research Center for Computer Sciences (GMD). It is a forward/backward chaining, hybrid sy...
BDB - Berkeley DB CFFI bindings
A set of CFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the Berkeley DB database.
Interface to the remote control facilities of the Beep Media Player. It provides both a low-level UFFI-based interface, and a high-level one.
BKNR Datastore
The bknr datastore is a persistence system based on transaction logging. Similar to Java Prevalence, it logs all changes to the persistent data to a transaction log file on disk. Snapshots can be wr...
Library for accessing binary files with fixed bit-length code-words. Files with variable bit-length code-words, such as those of most compressed formats, are not supported. Binary-types allows the def...
An implementation of the Blowfish encryption algorithm.
Bordeaux Threads
Bordeaux Threads (Portable shared-state concurrency for Common Lisp) is an implementation of a portable multi-threading library based on the BORDEAUX-MP specification by Daniel Barlow.
Bosco is a framework for building MacOS X applications with OpenMCL, with all the features of native MacOS X applications. It supports both Cocoa and Carbon.
Bouquet: a graph generator
A graph generator that accepts Lisp objects as nodes, and produces descriptions for use with the Tulip graph visualization framework.
CFFI - the Common Foreign Function Interface
A portable foreign function interface for Common Lisp.
A portable interface to Unix sockets functionality. It includes the CFFI-Grovel tool for automating FFI generation, and the CFFI-Unix interface to basic Unix functionality with a focus on networking.
CL Slideshow
A slide show program for viewing and managing image files.
Interface to the OpenSSL library, which implements the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols.
A set of CFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the chmlib (CHM lib) C library. It provides access to HTML help files in Microsoft ITSS/CHM format.
A library for 2D graphics output on a canvas area and input via mouse or keyboard.
A library that provides new container data structures (trees, queues, heaps, and more) and a standard interface for using them.
Provides full access to all the functionality of SG-Lock's hardware-based copy protection system (dongles).
A library for "generating dot (a program in the Graphviz suite) output from arbitrary Lisp data". Graphviz is a graph visualization software.
CL-EMB (Embedded Common Lisp and template system) is a library for embedding Common Lisp and template tags into normal text files. It can be used for dynamically generating HTML pages.
CL-FLTK (FLTK bindings for Common Lips) is a CFFI-based interface to the FLTK (Fast Light Toolkit) C++ GUI toolkit.
A set of UFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the FMOD sound library.
CL-GODB (A Common Lisp GO Database Manipulation Library) is a library for accessing and interacting with gene ontology (GO) data stored in the Gene Ontology Database (GODB).
A parser that parses HTML documents and generates a sexp-based representation. It is based on the phtml parser by Franz, Inc.
CL-HTTP is suite of an HTTP 1.1 compliant and SSL-capable tools for creating Web applications written in ANSI Common Lisp that includes: A Sophisticated Server, A Programatic Client, A Caching Proxy, ...
Very simple UFFI wrapper for libc SysV IPC calls.
A library "for parsing, validating, and hyphenating International Standard Book Numbers (ISBNs)".
uniform frontend to running Common Lisp code from a unix shell
An interface to the Music Player Daemon (MPD) server for remotely playing music. It can connect to the daemon and send commands or command lists.
CL-MUPROC - Erlang-inspired multiprocessing in Common Lisp
A library that implements some of the message-passing multiprocessing abstractions provided by the Erland programming language.
CL-Magick (Common lisp interface to ImageMagick library) is a set of bindings to the ImageMagick image manipulation C library.
A Common Lisp rewrite of the Markdown text markup language by John Gruber. Documents are written using an easy to write and read plain text formatting syntax, and are converted to HTML by the CL-Markd...
A collection of mathematical routines for combinatorics, statistics, functions, matrices, vectors, and more.
A portable, CFFI-based Common Lisp/ObjectiveC bridge for developing MacOS X Cocoa applications.
A set of CFFI-based bindings to the ODE (Open Dynamics Engine) C++ library for simulating rigid body dynamics.
A library for accessing and inspecting .PDB and .PRC databases of PDA devices based on the PalmOS operating system. It does not provide conduit functionality, but works on databases downloaded off a P...
A portable regular expression library with a syntax compatible with Perl.
CL-PREVALENCE is a proof of concept implementation of the Object Prevalence object persistence concept by Klaus Wuestefeld. It comes with both a sexp-based and and an XML serialization protocol.
Implementation of the game of Reversi. A text-mode interface that should work on any implementation and a CLIM GUI are available. The code is based on that of the program Otello(R) in the book "Paradi...
A CFFI-based interface to the `ncurses' Unix library that is a rework of the sb-screen SBCL contrib module. It provides a stream for output to the whole screen, and one for output to a defined window.
A set of UFFI-based bindings to the SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) and OpenGL multimedia libraries.
An implementation of the SOAP protocol for exchanging XML-based messages over HTTP, which is the foundation for web services. CL-SOAP is ultimately planned to support the full SOAP 1.1 specification u...
A Common Lisp extension "to support composable Software Transactional Memory". Programming with CL-STM is based on atomic transactions, which can be composed to make larger atomic transactions. Transa...
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the TrustCommerce transaction authorization system for electronic commerce.
Implementation of a Telnet network protocol server.
A collection of semi-standard, well documented, miscellaneous utilities with good error checking. It includes utilities for sequences, I/O, iteration, mathematics, functions and more.
A portable random number generator that produces the same results regardless of platform, and provides additional random distributions such as Poisson, exponential, and more.
CLAWK is an AWK-like text processing language with a Lispy implementation.
CLAWS has switched to Haskell but the code repository still contains the Lisp files. Before the switch to Haskell CLAWS was the Common Lisp Application Web Server, a framework for developing web appl...
CLDOC extracts documentation strings from Lisp source files and generates formatted documentation using an output driver, currently HTML.
CLFSWM - A(nother) Common Lisp FullScreen Window Manager
A window manager for the X Window system. based on Tinywm and Stumpwm.
CLHP (the Common Lisp Hypertext Preprocessor) allows, like PHP, to embed Lisp code into a valid XML or HTML document using XML processing instructions. "The CLHP parser is integrated into the Apache w...
CLIM text style selection dialog
An implementation of a simple CLIM dialog box for interactively selecting a text style, i.e. a combination of font family, face and size. It demonstrates a way of creating modal dialogs that return va...
CLOCC (Common Lisp Open Code Collection) is a large collection of free, portable, self-contained and ready to use libraries and software. It includes development tools, GUI toolkits, portability laye...
An implementation of the OMG CORBA 2 specification for distributed computing, with the goal of supporting CORBA 2.6 and comply with the Lisp mappings defined by OMG. It currently supports DII, DSI, th...
CLPython is an implementation of Python in Common Lisp.
CLSQL is a SQL database for Common Lisp interface maintained by Kevin M. Rosenberg. CLSQL uses the Universal Foreign Function Interface (UFFI) library for broad compatibility.
CLUnit is a anit test tool designed for environments "characterized by frequent interactive unit test runs". It has a purpose similar to RT, but is simpler to use and supports more powerful types of t...
A library for performing simple 2D graphical operations with CLX on a drawable area. Requires trudgett.david.utils (utils.lisp).
A Common Lisp to C compiler, which translates a subset of Common Lisp + CLOS to a subset of C.
Wiki-style collaborative authoring environment with which the popular Lisp community site with the same name, and some others, are implemented. Araneida is the HTTP server on which the CLiki infrastru...
An extension to the Common Music composition environment for exporting musical data in ETF (Engima Transportable File) format, which can be read by popular commercial musical notation software.
CafeOBJ is an algebraic specification and programming language that is a successor of OBJ. In addition to OBJ features, it implements new paradigms such as rewriting logic, hidden algebra, and their c...
Calcul des sphères d'influence des atomes d'une protéine
A program for computing the influence spheres of atoms in a protein.
Calendrical Calculations (source code)
The source code from the papers "Calendrical Calculations" by Nachum Dershowitz and Edward M. Reingold, Software-Practice and Experience 20 (1990), 899-928; and "Calendrical Calculations, II: Three Hi...
A dataflow, constraint-management extension to CLOS. It allows the creation of classes whose instances "have slots whose values are determined by a formula", like cells in a spreadsheet. Arbitrary Com...
An application for performing chemical calculations, such as knowing the mass of a given number of mol of a compound. It also supports calculations on Boyle's, Charles', the Combined gas, and the Idea...
String processing library. It "handles matching using regular expressions, substitution, and splitting of strings in a thoroughly Lisp-like way". Among its features are function objects for describin...
A client library implementing the RFC 1939 POP3 (Post Office Protocol) networking protocol for accessing email stored on a server.
Clickr & Automatr
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the Flickr online photo album API (Clickr), and an application for automating Flickr tasks based on it (Automatr).
Clim Desktop (A Common Lisp Environment) is an integrated development environment with a based on a number of McCLIM applications: the Climacs text editor, an implementation of the SLIME SWANK protoco...
Common Lisp implementation of an Emacs-style text editor. Its GUI is based on CLIM, particularly McCLIM. It is distributed under the GNU LGPL license. There are no releases yet, Climacs is currently a...
Clon, the Command-Line Options Nuker
Clon is a library for managing command-line options in standalone Common Lisp applications. It provides a unified option syntax with both short and long names, automatic completion of partial names an...
Game inspired to "same game" for GNOME. It has a CLIM GUI.
Closer to MOP
Closer to MOP is a compatibility layer that rectifies many of the absent or incorrect MOP features as detected by MOP Feature Tests in a growing number of Common Lisp implementations.
Web browser that supports HTML 4 and CSS 1, and some CSS 2 functionality. It is able to display PNM, GIF, and PNG images in pages. It has a GUI based on McCLIM with the CLX backend.
A Common Lisp development environment for MacOS X, with the goal of being "an IDE that is excellent both by traditional Lisp-programming standards and by current Mac OS X programming standards". It is...
Software configuration management system. It is similar to autoconf and is intended to be used in component-based development.
Collecting lists forward
A library for traversing lists and collecting elements backwards. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
The Common Lisp Utilities project "intends to be a repository for packages that run on any compliant implementation of ANSI Common Lisp". It contains code for data and control structures, financial fu...
Common LISPcraft Code
The source code for the book "Common LISPcraft" by Robert Wilensky, W. W. Norton & Company; 2nd edition (June 1986). It mostly includes AI and parsing code.
Common Lisp Application Builder
An easy to install Lisp distribution with a coordinated set of libraries for creating standalone, standard GUI applications.
Common Lisp CLI Parser
Simple getopt()-style command-line option parser.
Common Lisp Librarian
CL-Librarian aims to be a manager for Common Lisp libraries that is focused on libraries updated dynamically by version control systems and targetted at power users. It handles downloading such librar...
Common Lisp TrueType Engine
A cross-platform TrueType font interpreter/renderer with support for antialiasing.
Common Lisp and IEEE 754
Comformance test suite for Common Lisp implementations purporting to conform to the IEEE 754 standard for floating point operations.
Common Music
Common Music (CM) is an object-oriented music composition environment. It produces sound by transforming a high-level representation of musical structure into a variety of control protocols for sound ...
Conduit packages
Conduits are a generalization of packages. They allow the definition of packages that extend other packages in some way, such as having some symbols from another package. This is part of the Lisp hack...
Connect 4
Program that plays the Connect 4 game against the user. It has a CLIM GUI.
ContextL is a CLOS extension for Context-oriented Programming.
Core Server
Continuations + Parser Combinators + Generic Streams + Javascript Generator + HTML generator/parser + several RFC implementations + Unified client/server javascript components + Indivisible working UN...
Corman-SDL provides a set of bindings to the SDL (Simple Directmedia Layer) multimedia library for Corman Common Lisp.
Crypticl (A Common Lisp cryptographic library) is a library of cryptographic functions with the goal "to provide flexible, high level cryptographic abstractions on top of a kernel of core cryptographi...
Cusp, a Lisp plugin for Eclipse
A Common Lisp development environment built on top of the Java-based Eclipse development platform. It uses the SLIME Swank backend for interacting with the SBCL Lisp implementation.
Date-Calc Lisp
A library for date calculations that is a port of the Date::Calc Perl module.
DefDoc (An extensible, dynamic document creation system) is a document processing system inspired by TeX. It comes with an HTML output engine.
"An extensible, dynamic structured document editor". It will have a CLIM GUI.
Defaulting optional arguments for generic functions
An implementation of CLOS "wrapping" methods. They are "like around methods but happen outside them (so: before and after), and the least specific wrapping method is outermost". They provide a clean w...
Define-Window-Manager "hooks into McCLIM's CLX backend and intercepts window-management-related events" such as window creation/destruction, resize requests, configure requests, etc. It allows user co...
Design by Contract
An implementation for CLOS of the Design by Contract method of software engineering, developed by Bertrand Meyer for the Eiffel programming language.
A graphical shell for the hybrid expert system development environment BABYLON. EMA-XPS was created at the University of Wuppertal, Germany. It provides a number of tools such as a task processor, kno...
Eclipse is an X Window system window manager entirely written in Lisp.
Elephant is a persistent object store that can work with either BerkeleyDB or relational databases as a back-end.
Erann's Lisp utilities
A small set of Common Lisp utilities for string and symbol operations, CLOS, mapping, flow control, anaphoric macros, and more.
Erlisp is "a high-level Common Lisp framework for parallel and distributed programming". It is an attempt to bring to Common Lisp the Erlang approach to concurrency.
Etiquette is "an interaction protocol construction toolkit. The project goal is to build a framework for rapid design of network communication code". It features error handling, debugging facilities, ...
A FileMaker database plugin for accessing metadata in EXIF format stored in digital camera image files.
a Lisp-programmable document preparation system.
A toolkit for developing plug-ins in Common Lisp for the FileMaker database system.
FOR: iteration in the style of Python
An implementation of a FOR control structure macro similar to that of the Python programming language, which is based on iterator objects.
FReT (Framework for Regression Testing) is a testing framework inspired by Lift, CLOSUnit and JUnit, with an emphasis on interactivity.
FTD - The Flexi-Trivial Dired
A Dired-style file manager with a [Mc]CLIM-based GUI.
FUCC is universal parser generator for Common Lisp. Currently LR0, SLR, LALR, LR1 and LL parser generators are implemented, and GLR, CYK and other algorithms are planned.
Femlisp (A Common Lisp framework for Finite Element Methods) is a framework for solving partial differential equations with the finite element method. It provides interfaces to direct solvers (SuperLU...
Simple regression testing framework "designed with Common Lisp's interactive development model in mind". It features hierarchical test suites, functions for re-running recent tests, and inter-test dep...
Library for creating and managing flaxichains. A flexichain is a data structure for efficiently and dynamically adding to, and deleting elements from, a sequence (or "chain") of such elements. The buf...
Float numbers input-output
A library for reading and writing binary IEEE-754 float numbers.
Form input validation for Webactions
A form input validator for the Webactions framework.
Functional Geometry
A functional geometry explorer, i.e. an application for describing and drawing pictures with functional programs. It can can generate PostScript output.
An integrated Common Lisp development environment written in C++ with a GTK+ 2 front end. It provides a text editor and a Lisp listener based on GNU CLISP.
GECO - Genetic Evolution through Combination of Objects
A CLOS library for writing genetic algorithms.
GRT Raytracer
A ray tracing program that can render to a PPM file or to a window (via the SDL library).
A framework for writing games in Common Lisp. It is initially planned to provide libraries for 2D games with a tile-based background and a 3D wire-frame library. It uses CLX for graphics output.
A game in which the player guides a robot through maze-like levels and collects equipment. It is inspired by the Gauntlet Atari arcade game. Graphics output is based on CLX.
Genetic Goban
A GO game playing program based on genetic algorithms.
A library for "generic hash tables".
Global lexical variables
An implementation of global lexical variables.
Glouton (A Common Lisp package for programming OpenGL) is a set of FFI bindings to X11 and OpenGL 1.5. It can be used for programming OpenGL using GLX, and is intended to provide Glut-like functionali...
Graphic-Forms is a user interface library designed for MS Windows. It does not have the goal of window system portability. Graphic-Forms encapsulates the window system primitives, provides custom cont...
"An interactive, extensible editor for musical scores". It features a high quality presentation both on screen and hardcopy output. The GUI is based on CLIM.
HEUTE (Hierarchical Extensible Unit Testing Environment for Common LISP) is a unit testing framework featuring a hierarchical approach to testing. A test suite is represented by a CLOS class, with sub...
Higher Order CVS is a version control system similar to MetaCVS, with support for module versions.
A library for HTML generation, which allows to mix HTML markup with Lisp code. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
Implementation of the trade game Hansa by economist David D. Friedman. It is similar to games like Empire and Risk, which have the goal of world domination. The system has a client/server architecture...
Hello C
A tool for interfacing Common Lisp programs with libraries written in C or with the same calling conventions. It is largely a fork of UFFI, with additional features such as support for callback functi...
Hierarchical packages
An implementation of hierarchical packages, i.e. packages with a hierarchically structured namespace. It is based on the Allegro CL hierarchical packages by Franz, Inc.. This is part of the Lisp hacks...
Hypertext documentation system for Lisp source code. It provides mappings from (package-name, symbol-name, documentation-type) triplets to documentation URIs.
IGS Client
A client library for the Internet Go Server Protocol over TCP/IP, which can connect to a go server for playing the Go game.
IMAGO is an image manipulation library. It can load and save image files in various formats, and provides basic manipulation operations.
A library for high-performance I/O and network I/O. It currently provides a sockets library, a DNS resolver and basic support for I/O multiplexing. There are plans for adding support for client protoc...
"A Posix-compatibility layer generated by a port of cffi-grovel to SBCL". It is maintained as part of the IOlib project.
Library for parsing and formatting dates in ISO 8601 format.
Iteration construct similar to CL:LOOP. It is more extensible and has a more Lisp-like syntax than CL:LOOP.
CAD for analog and mixed-signal circuits. The program ``has fairly complete schematic editing functionality (think of a "draw" program with wires), but no support as of yet for netlisting or EDIF I/O'...
Infix provides a reader macro for reading mathematical expressions in infix form.
Infix notation macro
A macro for entering expressions into infix notation, which get expanded into conventional Lisp prefix form.
Ironclad is a cryptographic toolkit that includes several block encryption algorithms and hash functions.
JACOL - Java and Common Lisp
An interoperation framework between Java and Common Lisp. It allows Lisp to be used as an extension language for Java, and it can expose Java APIs to Lisp applications. JACOL uses sockets for communic...
A translator from Java (JLS2) source code to pragmatically correct Lisp code. It provides two backends: Common Lisp and the Linj Lisp dialect. Jnil currently depends on the Eclipse development environ...
Kenzo is a constructive algebraic topology program.
LEXER is a lexical analyzer generator.
LIFP (Lisp Interactive Fiction Project) is "a Common Lisp environment for playing and developing Interactive Fiction games". It provides a language extension that implements the functionality of inter...
LIFT is a unit testing framework in the JUnit/SUnit tradition.
Grammar and lexicon development environment for unification-based linguistic formalisms. It implements the DELPH-IN reference formalism of typed feature structures, and has a CLIM GUI.
LMud is a Multi-User Dungeon (MUD) game. The system is planned to have a text-based command interface like similar games. LMud has a client/server architecture, which relies on multithreaded Lisp impl...
A library for manipulating dates and times, based on the paper "The Long, Painful History of Time" by Erik Naggum.
A set of UFFI-based bindings to the PVM3 (Parallel Virtual Machine) message-passing communication library for parallel computations. Some functions have optimized CMUCL-specific versions.
LR(1) and LALR(1) Parser Generator and Parser
A parser generator and parser for LR(1) and LALR(1) grammars. It can handle epsilon productions, and gives the same parsing tables and conflicts of the Unix yacc tool (possibly with different state nu...
A collection of enhancements to the LispWorks IDE. Most of them are intended to make the IDE's behavior more similar to SLIME and GNU Emacs.
A program for generating a permuted index of the LispWorks IDE documentation.
A collection of re-usable Win32-specific functions and macros.
LaTeX Letter
A small, simple program for producing mail merge letters with LaTeX. It generates a single LaTeX file containing all the letters. It is in a stable state, but not feature rich. Adapt to your own requi...
A Common Lisp rewrite of the popular role playing game Angband.
Lavlet Lisp HTTP server and server pages
An HTTP server and dynamic pages engine modeled after JSP/Servlet/Tomcat and ASP/IIS.
A Common Lisp language extension for adding first-class lexical environments, a.k.a. "lexicons".
LiCE (Lisp Computing Environment) is a text editor that is a clone of GNU Emacs.
Limp's goal is to provide a compelling alternative to Slime for Vim.
Lisp Blosxom
A Common Lisp port of the Blosxom blogging engine.
Lisp Development Tools
A Common Lisp Integrated Development Environment plugin for the Java-based Eclipse development platform.
Lisp hacks
A collection of small libraries for packages, dynamic variables, lists, iteration, CLOS, and HTML generation.
Lisp toys
A collection of small utilities for syntactic extension, global variables, control structures and list manipulation.
LispIDE is a basic graphical shell for several Lisp implementations available for Windows.
Common Lisp package management in Common Lisp.
List comprehensions for Lisp
A library for manipulating lists with list comprehension constructs. It can also be used with arbitrary sequences, hash tables and multidimensional arrays.
List comprehensions, after Python
An implementation of the GATHER macro, which generalizes the list comprehensions facilities of the Python programming language.
LoGS Log Analysis software
An efficient log analysis engine designed for large networks and clusters. LoGS features a programming language for configuration and extensions, and dynamic rule sets. It can trigger actions after ch...
A Unix logging library based on the Log4j library.
Loom is a "language and environment for constructing intelligent applications". It features a knowledge representation system, a deductive engine, and a logic-based pattern matcher.
A collection of reusable user interface widgets for the CAPI portable GUI toolkit of LispWorks. It currently includes a date picker and a time picker.
MINI compiler
A compiler for a simple, Lisp-like language called "MINI". The tool generates code for an imaginary stack machine, and is intended For educational purposes.
MOP Feature Tests
This package provides a test suites for checking what CLOS MOP features a Common Lisp implementation supports.
MT19937 is a portable Mersenne Twister random number generator.
Maintaining dynamic state
A library for defining a "dynamic state", i.e. "a set of variables - and macros for establishing and accessing this state". This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
Wrapper around BLAS and LAPACK linear algebra libraries. Limited to CMUCL and Allegro (CLisp port in progress). Keywords: matrix, vector, eigenvalue.
Advanced computer algebra system that is a descendant of DOE Macsyma, whose origins date back to the late 1960s at MIT. Macsyma was revolutionary in its day, and many later systems, such as Maple and ...
"A very gross hack to hook up maxima to mcclim". It is a listener for the Maxima computer algebra system: the user can type expressions, see the results and reuse the results by clicking on them.
An implementation of the Common Lisp Interface Manager (CLIM) user interface management system. It is distributed under the GNU LGPL license. Although infrequent stable release are available for downl...
A library for sending, receiving and handling e-mail. It can access messages in Maildir format and supports the SMTP, POP3, and IMAP protocols.
Memoizing functions
A library for function memoization. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
A collection of miscellaneous utilities for container data structures, binding, user interface, dates and times, I/O, symbols, sequences, string manipulation, and more.
MoDisc is a Bayesian-based application for identifying the most probable model that best matches experimental data. It is suited for biological and chemical phenomena. It requires LispWorks CAPI for i...
A full text search engine. It is a port of the Ferret search engine in Ruby, which is in turn a port of the Lucene Java engine.
A compatibility layer on top of various CLOS MOP implementations, with some additional reflection capabilities.
NCASE: case using a jump-table
An implementation of the NCASE control structure macro, which has semantics similar to CASE but is able to optimize certain cases with a jump table.
NIO is a nonblocking I/O system, which allows faster serving of web pages and more.
NLISP provides an interactive numerical computation environment, similar to packages like Matlab and IDL.
Numerical Recipes Multi-Language Code CDROM
The source code from the books "Numerical Recipes", available as a commercial product for a number of programming languages including Common Lisp.
Numerical Recipes in Common Lisp (Broughan/Senac Version)
A version of code from the book "Numerical Recipes in Fortran" (first edition), translated by Kevin Broughan from Fortran.
Numerical Recipes in Common Lisp (Ken Olum Variant)
A version of the Common Lisp code from the book "Numerical Recipes" slightly rewritten by Ken Olum. The code was translated by Kevin Broughan from Fortran from the first edition of the book.
Objective-CL is a free CL/Objective-C bridge that is portable not only across Lisp implementations but also across operating systems. It strives to achieve full GNUstep and Cocoa compatibility includ...
"A tool for unix system status monitoring". It has a GUI based on CLUE.
OpenMCL Code
A collection of utilities for OpenMCL. It provides a remote read-eval-print-loop server, and a tool called LispDoc for automatically extracting HTML documentation from Lisp source code. LispDoc also w...
Osicat is a lightweigh operating system interface for POSIX-like systems. It provides facilities for directory walking, access to environment variables, symbolic links, file permissions and identifica...
Simple doodle/paint program. It is an example of a custom CLIM pane that reacts to mouse pointer events.
Pantzer is a "wire-frame `shoot tanks' game" with a CLX-based user interface.
Paradigms of AI Programming Source Code
Source code for the book "Paradigms of AI Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp" by Peter Norvig.
A Lisp-like web development language that can be compiled to JavaScript.
A mathematical library for statistics, derivatives, linear algebra, linear programming, least squares, random numbers, interpolation, Monte Carlo, and more.
Petri Net Editor
Simple editor for token Petri nets. It has a CLIM GUI and demonstrates basic CLIM and CLOS programming techniques. This is the sample code described in the "CLIM - Der Common LISP Interface Manager" s...
Socket-level client interface to the PostgreSQL DBMS. It does not rely on FFI. It supports version 4 of the frontend/backend protocol. An earlier version is ASDF installable.
Planet of the Feebs
A simulation game loosely based on the Xerox PARC "Maze War" game. It generates graphics output via CLX.
Plot-2D for Garnet
A library for 2D data visualization, representation of scientific datasets and mathematical functions. It is based on the Garnet GUI and can generate PostScript output.
Poly-pen is a graphical proxy library that "links hi-level operations to low-level back-ends libraries". It provides image generation facilities and a few high-level operations such as plotting and co...
An implicit geometric surface polygonizer. It computes the surface of a function and graphically displays the output.
Portable AllegroServe
A version of the AllegroServe web server that is portable among different Common Lisp implementations. It is based on a compatibility layer called ACL-COMPAT. AllegroServe was developed by John Fodera...
Portable Hemlock
Portable implementation of the Emacs-like Hemlock editor that comes with CMUCL. It is based on the Hemlock code and has a McCLIM GUI.
Postscript Lindenmayer Systems
This code is a generator of Lindenmayer systems, with PostScript output. A Lindenmayer system is a fractal for describing plants.
Practical Common Lisp code
All the source code from the book "Practical Common Lisp" by Peter Seibel.
PythOnLisp (Python On Lisp: A project to call Python code from Lisp) is an interface to the Python programming language that makes it possible to run Python 2.2 or 2.4 code from inside Lisp. It allows...
A .NET layer for Common Lisp
REGEX is a powerful and efficient regular expression compiler and matching engine.
REGEX/CLAWK/LEXER Packages
A collection of text processing tools by Michael Parker: a regular expression compiler and matcher (REGEX), an AWK-like text processing language (CLAWK), and a lexer generator (LEXER).
Regression testing framework described in a paper by Richard Waters titled "Some Useful Lisp Algorithms: Part 1".
CLIM front-end for the RT regression testing framework.
Read-time packages
A library that makes it possible to read an entire Lisp form in the context of a given package by switching packages at read time. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw.
A plug-In for FileMaker which enables FileMaker users to work with regular expressions.
A test platform for document restoration research. It features a CLIM GUI and interactive interface modules.
An HTTP 1.0/1.1 client library that supports access to any URL over HTTP/HTTPS, connection reuse and basic authentication.
S-SYSDEPS (An Abstraction Layer Over Platform Dependent Functionality) is a compatibility layer that abstracts facilities for managing processes and process locks, implementing a TCP/IP server, and pr...
A simple XML parser featuring an efficient and purely functional implementation, support for different DOM models and XML namespaces, and access to the underlying Lisp implementation's character sets.
An implementation of the XML-RPC standard. XML-RPC is a language independent, cross-platform protocol for performing remote procedure calls over an HTTP transport with XML encoding.
A library for reading and writing GIF image files.
SLIME (Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs) is an Emacs mode for Common Lisp development. It provides facilities for interacting with a running Common Lisp process for evaluation/compilation, deb...
Function for splitting a sequence into a list of subsequences delimited by objects satisfying a test.
A scriptable multiplayer game engine.
Common Lisp code for the book "Spectral Analysis for Physical Applications: Multitaper and Conventional Univariate Techniques" (Cambridge University Press, 1993) by Donald B. Percival and Andrew T. Wa...
CLIM frontend to the SBCL sb-sprof statistical profiler.
Sensory Graphplan
Complete, general purpose planner developed at the University of Washington. It is based on the Graphplan planner and extends it to handle uncertainty and sensory actions. Graphplan is based on ideas ...
A scientific simulation and analysis tool developed at Cornell University, based on the Weyl computer algebra system. It provides facilities for algebraic and topological computations, and creating tr...
Simple Grid Protocol
Grid computing system that "allows computer programs to utilize the unused CPU resources of other computers on a network or the Internet". Programs can be portable tasks, which can be executed on any ...
Simple Lisp Qt4 CFFI integration attempt
Experimental CFFI-based bindings to the Qt4 C++ GUI toolkit (simple C wrapper)
Simulation of KYTRONs on the Moon
Simulation program for KYTRONs in a lunar-like environment. It has a CLIM GUI, and is a CLIM primer and a tutorial on how to write portable applications with a GUI. KYTRONs are small autonomous vehicl...
Singleton classes
A library for implementing singleton CLOS classes, i.e. classes that only have a single instance. This is part of the Lisp hacks collection by Tim Bradshaw
"A toolkit for experimental low-level networking in Common Lisp". It works by reading and writing Ethernet frames via the operating system interface to "tap" devices under Linux. It currently supports...
Source Compare (SC): A 'diff' program for Common Lisp
A diff-like tool for comparing Common Lisp source files.
A set of portable extensions for bindings, CLOS-compatible message passing, easier manipulation of functions, continuations and cooperative multitasking.
Collection of applications and utilities: a digital photo collection manager with a CLIM GUI, an offline Wikipedia client and a simple, experimental CLX digital clock.
An unofficial Debian Linux APT repository of Common Lisp applications. It provides binary packages, currently only for x86 Debian, of free, end-user applications built with SBCL. Besides the binary pa...
A highly configurable, tiling X11 window manager. It does not provide window decorations or GUI widgets, and relies entirely on the keyboard for input.
A Common Lisp extension for using expressions in infix notation.
Sudoku Solver
A program for solving the Sudoku logic puzzle.
Common Lisp GUI using AJAX and Comet. Aims to create a GUI framework similar to GTK+ and QT for Common Lisp. It differs in that it uses the browser to render the UI elements.
Lisp file for accessing Terminfo databases.
A tool for documenting Common Lisp source code. TINAA "is based on the idea that a system is made up of parts and subparts and sub-subparts", and is able to document them as long as it knows their str...
Simple backward-chaining expert system shell based on MYCIN. Although it was created for educational purposes at the University of Texas at Austin, it was also used for developing some real expert sys...
A binary trees library with a uniform CLOS interface. It supports ordinary binary, AVL, Red-Black, and AA trees.
TV3D FLI interface
TV3D engine 6.2 interface for Lispworks through FLI. Second iteration include 2 new tutorials, proto code for camera and the main loop .
Tab Layout Pane
Tab layout pane component for CLIM.
Editor for a text-based language for lute tablature. It is implemented as an extension of the Climacs text editor.
The Alias Method
An implementation of the Alias Method for generating a function that returns the value of a random variable with a specified probability. It is described in "On the alias method for generating random ...
The Gentoo Common Lisp Project
A repository of Common Lisp packages for Gentoo Linux, with the goal of providing users with an easy way of contributing to the collection.
Thompson River Project upload tool
TRP Connect Generation II is a program for uploading pictures and metadata (such as author, subject, date) to a remote server over HTTP. It is a tool for the Thompson Valley High School Riverwatch pro...
Tilt Maze Game
Implementation of the 2D tilt mazes game with a CLIM GUI.
A library for fast topological sorting.
Torta shows you where your disk space is being used. Its user interface is similar to that of the program filelight.
Trivial Shell
An operating system and Common Lisp implementation independent interface for accessing command shells. It is based on, and is a fork of, the KMRCL utilities.
A simple library for performing client HTTP operations (GET and POST) over a socket interface. trivial-http has been superseeded by Drakma.
UCPOP Planner
Planner developed at the University of Washington that operates "with actions that have conditional effects and universally quantified preconditions and effects. It accepts universally quantified goal...
Universal Foreign Function Interface for Common Lisp.
UnCommon Web
UnCommon Web (UCW) is a continuation based Common Lisp web application development framework. UnCommon Web provides developers with the illusion that web pages are nothing more than function calls. ...
Unix-Style CLI Option Parser
A parser for unix style command line options. Can act as a simple Getopt for Lisp or can automatically bind values passed in from the CLI.
User Manual: Automatical User Manual Creation
A tool for extracting documentation from Common Lisp source files. It can generate ASCII, LaTeX and Scribe output.
VIAL - VI Adopts Lisp
A Vi/Vim-like text editor designed for editing Lisp code. It has an Ncurses-based user interface.
VLS (Vanilla Lisp Shell) is an Emacs Lisp package for interacting with inferior Lisp processes in a way similar to ILISP and SLIME. It provides commands for starting Common Lisp and Scheme sessions an...
An IRC parsing library (WMIRC) and an axtensibe IRC agent library (WMBOT).
Weblocks is an advanced web framework designed to make Agile web application development as effective and simple as possible.
IRC client with a CLIM GUI.
Wilbur Semantic Web Toolkit for CLOS
A CLOS toolkit for programming Semantic Web applications that use RDF, XML and/or DAML+OIL. It was developed by the Agent Technology group of Nokia Research Center. Wilbur provides parsers for RDF, DA...
A tool (written in C) for running Windows console applications inside a window. It makes it possible to save command and output history, and is useful with Common Lisp environments such as CLISP, Corm...
"XI is a hybrid of programming language and metaframe database".
A toolkit for building test suites, based on JUnit by Kent Beck and XPTest by Craig Brozensky. It provides a tradeoff between programmer overhead and good support for fixture setup and teardown.
A small, simple, non-validating XML parser. It provides mappings from XML to s-exps and back. XMLS is self-contained, embeddable and thread-safe, and comes with support for XML namespaces.
XMLisp integrates Lisp with XML by providing a simple and efficient mapping between CLOS objects and XML. It allows the arbitrary combination of Lisp expressions and XML elements, and the evaluation o...
A static analysis cross-referencing tool.
Experimental code for a CLX persistence layer. It adds suspend-resume functionality to X windows and other graphics resources.
An HTTP client library that fully implements RFC 2616. It handles both character and binary content and supports chunked encoding.
Common Lisp library for representing and handling time zones, dates, and timestamps. This package partially supports ISO 8601 format and provides localized read and print of date and time.
A CAPI-based grid widget for LispWorks.
YstokSQL is a Common Lisp library for interfacing relational databases via ODBC.
Common Lisp implementation of the zlib file compression facility not based on external libraries.
ZPB-EXIF is a library for accessing metadata in EXIF format stored in digital camera image files.
A collection of ASDF utilities. One of them is asdf-cache which is used for storing (caching) in a single directory tree all generated fasl files generated by different Lisp implementations. For all ...
Asdf-ecs (Another System Definition Facility - Enhanced C Support) is an ASDF extension which simplifies the use of C files and shared libraries.
Asdf-packaging (A project to package up loose code) is an umbrella project for updating, packaging and distributing useful software in an ASDF-INSTALLable format. This software was usually written for...
Highly customizable graphical IRC client with support for multiple channels, nickname focusing and highlighting, clickable and rewritable URLs, and more.
A blog engine much like cl-blog.
A Bourne shell script that simplifies building an ASDF-INSTALL-able Common Lisp software package.
An FFI bindings generator for C libraries. It automatically generates foreign function interface definitions for UFFI (CFFI is also planned) by parsing C header files.
An extension of the ASDF system definition tool for using Lisp source files with a ".cl" extension, and putting FASL files in a separate directory.
A set of ASDF extensions for working with the Gigamonkeys Markup text formatting language.
A fork of the Salza file compression library.
A collection of miscellaneous utilities for string manipulation, filesystem access, unit testing, array processing, operations on sequences, and more.
CL-AJAX is Richard Newman's Common Lisp library to allow for remote invocation of functions through Javascript. Quoting John Wiseman's writeup: ... lets you use Lisp to leverage the XMLHttpReque...
cl-alleg - Common Lisp FFI for the Allegro Games Library
A set of CFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the Allegro game programming C library.
A command line style calculator application, which includes a postfix to infix parsing library.
A Comic book archive viewer with an Ltk-based GUI.
A CGI library based on a widget system, with support for HTML generation.
An interface to the CrackLib C libary, which checks passwords for robustness and suggests how to improve it.
Interface to the libcurl multiprotocol file transfer library.
A client, for the darcs version control system.
A pure Lisp library for writing Macromedia Flash movie files. It is currently incomplete and undocumented.
Cl-gsl: Common Lisp GNU Scientific Library provides bindings to GSL, a large C library of scientific functions.
IRC client library featuring partial support for DCC, CTCP and related commands from RFC 2810, RFC 2811 and RFC2812. cl-irc uses usocket for implementation independent socket access. It uses FLEXI-ST...
CL-JPEGMETA is a library for image metadata manipulation.
A parser and generator for the JSON data-interchange format.
Library for manipulating dates and times in Temps Atomique International (TAI) format.
Library for generating menus for controlling an application and editing of special variables settings. It currently comes with a text-based backend, but others can be defined.
cl-migrations is a port of the database migrations feature of Ruby on Rails to Common Lisp. cl-migrations is intended to provide a simple way to version-control your database changes.
Library for parsing MP3 audio files.
A Ncurses interface for Common Lisp
"A set of bindings and utilites for accessing the OpenGL, GLU and GLUT APIs using CFFI".
A highly scalable and fault-tolerant Poker server based on Allegro Common Lisp and AllegroCache.
A set of CFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the PLplot scientific plotting library, which can produce several kinds of 2D and 3D plots.
Bindings to PortAudio crossplatform library.
Cl-semantic (A collection of RDF/OWL extraction and relationship parsing macros) is "a collection of macros for extracting and generating relationships between information using ontologies for the Sem...
Collection of small games, such as Hasami-Shogi.
Interface to the syslog Unix logging facility.
cl-wav-synth - Express noises as you think
A WAV sound sample editor with a library for manipulating WAV files and a (Mc)CLIM GUI. The GUI is based on a Lisp listener and provides editing tools for samples, spectra and songs.
Cl-wdim is "a Common Lisp web framework based on persistent CLOS".
Common Lisp OLE Library like Ruby's win32ole.
A client implementation of XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol), which is the set of core protocols created by the Jabber messaging system.
Clax is a library for intelligent software agents that exchange messages.
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the GTK+ graphical toolkit, with support for version 2 of GTK+.
Library for controlling a last.fm stream web service, with a graphical CLIM GUI.
cljl - Common Lisp JPEG Library
A pure Common Lisp library for encoding and decoding JPEG images files.
A musical composition tool with a Common Lisp based language. It allows the construction and management of musical structures.
A library that implements computed classes. "An instance of computed-class is a class meta object which supports per instance lazy computation of CLOS object slot values".
Conmc is a Windows DLL that provides CLISP and Corman Lisp with functionality for text console operations such as cursor positioning, color setting, screen clearing, etc.
"A roleplaying game of intrigue, diplomacy, smuggling and good old-fashioned adventure".
Library for reading and writing data files in CSV format. It correctly handles emtpty trailing fields, and MS-DOS line terminators under Unix.
Implementation of the BSD sockets API. It supports both Internet (TCP and UDP) and Unix-domain sockets.
Defplayer is an audio player that is planned to support the MP3, OGG Vorbis, WAV and FLAC formats.
A compatibility layer for system definition tools, which also provides a foundation for building higher level tools. It currently supports ASDF and the EKSL Generic Load Utilities, and will eventually...
Dyslexia is a spelling and grammar checker.
evol - entrenched virtues of lisp (love reversed) aims to be a compatible and full-fledged replacement for the GNU autotools stack targeted at coping with the autotools' shortcomings while not repeati...
A library for importing data in CSV (Comma-Separated Values) format.
An UFFI-based generator of Common Lisp FFI bindings to the FFTW (Fastest Fourier Transform in the West) C library.
A set of UFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the FreeType TrueType font management C library.
An automatic Common Lisp FFI bindings generator from C or C++ source code.
A library for generating Macromedia Flash 7 files. It currently covers a small part of the Flash specification.
A library for "encoding text in various web-savvy formats". It takes care of processing text for inclusion in HTML PRE and TT elements, and managing long text lines.
Hyperspec-lookup is a documentation system for Lisp software. It provides an interface for mapping from Lisp symbols to documentation URLs for the Common Lisp HyperSpec and the CLOS MetaObject Protoco...
Iaxphone is a voice over IP application that accesses an Asterisk software PBX using the IAX protocol. It uses the IAX protocol via CFFI bindings to the libiax2 library, and has an OpenGL/GLUT user in...
A fork of the cljl library for encoding and decoding JPEG image files.
jwacs - Javascript With Advanced Continuation Support
A program transformer for web development that translates code from an extended Javascript syntax to standard Javascript. It supports client-side continuations.
"A LaTeX file dependency generator, generating Makefile header lines".
The lisp-cgi-utils is a software package for developing CGI scripts with Common Lisp. It implements a very basic HTTP/CGI interface (sending headers, getting GET/POST and environment variables) and of...
A client library for the Jabber instant messaging system and its XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) protocol set.
A simple to use, modular unit testing library designed for beginning programmers. It supports test-first programming, the redefinition of functions and macros without reloading tests. Lisp-unit can te...
A fork of the Gigamonkeys Markup typesetting language.
Metabang-bind provides a binding construct that generalizes MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND, LET, LET* and DESTRUCTURING-BIND.
A toolkit for specifying how to make copies of CLOS objects.
Misrouted (A basic toolkit to analyse CheckPoint FW-1 and Cisco router and PIX configuations) parses router configuration files and makes the information accessible in a Lispy format.
A library of routines for parsing, conversting, and manipulating dates and times. Most of the code was originally written for the CMUCL Common Lisp implementation.
A client library for the 9P2000 file system protocol used by the Plan 9 operating system and the wmii window manager.
A library for transforming XML data into calls to Lisp-functions or macros. It can be used for analyzing and trasforming XML data, building HTML templating engines, or providing alternate Lisp syntaxe...
CLIM-based GUI for the org-davep-dict RFC 2229 dictionary client library.
Client library for RFC 2229 dictionary servers.
Client with a textual command interface (a REPL) for the org-davep-dict RFC 2229 dictionary client library.
Library for parsing Unix ~/.newsrc files.
Client library for the NNTP network protocol for accessing Usenet news servers.
A library that parses a string into one of the Common Lisp number types, or signals an error if it is not possible.
An assembler for the Microchip Technology PIC microcontroller.
A library for generating PostScript pictures of directed acyclic graphs.
Library for reading and writing integer and IEEE floating-point numbers from binary I/O streams.
Implementation of the RFC 2822 standard, which specifies a syntax for email text messages and superseedes RFC 822.
A portable object persistency library with support for persistent basic Lisp data types, parallel transactions, schema evolution, and more.
A library for search and replace operations on sequences.
Downloads Slashdot.org news headlines and stores them for offline access.
Library for getting news headlines from Slashdot and other "backslash" systems such as NewsForge.
A set of utilities for formatting s-expression based text markup source documents.
A library for drawing "sparkline" graphs, which are based on an idea by information design expert Edward Tufte.
A library for manipulating "dynamic index structures for spatially-extended data" such as R-trees, Greene-trees, R*-trees and X-trees.
A library for querying the user. It adds generality to the standard Y-OR-N-P and YES-OR-NO-P functions, and the ability to time out and return a default value.
A set of UFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the LibTIFF image manipulation C library.
A simple library for performing client HTTP/HTTPS operations (GET and POST) over a socket interface. It is a fork of Trivial-HTTP. Trivial-https has been superseeded by Drakma.
TCP networking library for simple applications such as "scripting" and interactive use. A patch provides UDP support. trivial-sockets has been superseeded by usocket.
A repository of source code, components, demos, documents and other material related to web programming with the UnCommonWeb application framework.
The project wants to provide a portable TCP/IP and UDP socket interface for as many Common Lisp implementations as possible, while keeping the abstraction and portability layer as thin as possible.
wxcl provides Common Lisp bindings for wxWidgets.
A library for generating indented XML. Although it can emit any kind of XML, it comes with a built-in RSS 2.0 emitter.
Yaclml is a collection of macros and utilities for generating XML/HTML-like markup. It can generate HTML from both Lisp code and designer templates.


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Paul Conroy, 78 - March 12, 2008
Paul V. Conroy, 78, of Oconto died Friday, March 7, 2008, at Heritage Hall in Broken Bow.
A visitation was held Wednesday at St. Mary's Catholic Church at Oconto from 1-7 p.m., followed by a wake service at 7 p.m.
Mass of Christian burial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 13, at St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Rev. Todd Philipsen officiating. Burial will take place at St. Mary's Cemetery at Oconto.
Conroy was born on Sept. 27, 1929, in a log cabin at Lomax to Andrew and Loretta Neville Conroy. He graduated from Oconto High School in 1947.
On May 13, 1952, he married Bette Berg Kauffman at Stapleton. The couple were married for over 55 years.
During the early years of his marriage, he worked as a foreman in the oil fields before moving back to Oconto in 1960, where he lived as a rancher. He also worked 16 years as a courier driver for the Pony Express.
Conroy was active with his children in 4-H clubs as well as sports and continued to enjoy various activities with his grandchildren, according to family members.
He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, the Custer County Sheriff's Possee and was also a volunteer fireman.
Throughout his life, he had enjoyed bowling, hunting, fishing, Nebraska football and especially his horses, said family members.
?Conroy was preceded in death by: his parents, Andrew and Loretta; brothers—Lawrence and Lewis; sister, Rose; a grandson, Kyle Karschner; a granddaughter, Morgan Conroy.
?Survivors include: his wife, Bette; three sons—Maynard (Deb) of Gordon, Mike (Sandy) of Franktown, CO, and Mitch (Lynette) of Oconto; two daughters—Paula (Jeff) Ingram of Overton and Pam (Larry) Karschner of Kearney; stepdaughter, Vicky (Chuck) Eggleston of Gothenburg; grandchildren—Lane, Chris and Rhett Conroy of Gordon, Chantal and Brice Conroy of Franktown, Cassidy, Hallie and Taylor of Oconto, Brook Wind of Champaign, IL, Travis Wind of Kearney, Amber (Gabe) Lawrence and Ashley Ingram of Omaha, Kara (Josh) Methe of Normal, IL, Tammy (Chad) Schall, Tim (Stephanie) Eggleston, Tracy Miller and Trever Eggleston, all of Broken Bow; eight great-grandchildren; brothers—John (Gladys) of Oconto, Jim (Grace) of Lincoln; sister, Bette Conroy of York; numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorials are suggested to the Oconto Fire & Rescue Unit.
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- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 3/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 large shallots, minced
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- 12 large leeks
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- 2 hard-boiled eggs, whites and yolks separated and finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh Italian parsley
Recipe Preparation
Whisk vinegar and mustard in small bowl to blend. Gradually whisk in oil. Whisk in shallots. Season vinaigrette to taste with salt and pepper.
Trim dark green tops from leeks; then trim root ends, leaving base intact. Cut leeks lengthwise into quarters. Rinse under cold water to remove any soil. Working in batches, steam leeks on rack in large pot until tender, about 8 minutes. DO AHEAD Vinaigrette and leeks can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover separately and refrigerate. Bring to room temperature and rewhisk vinaigrette before using.
Arrange leeks on large platter. Drizzle vinaigrette over. Sprinkle alternating bands of chopped egg yolks, egg whites, and parsley over and serve.


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Employee fitness classes begin Sept. 9
September 09, 2013
Because the health and wellness of employees is so important, Executive Council has approved an annual budget to formalize the employee fitness program. In order to be able to sustain the program on an ongoing basis, there will be a small user fee of $30 per semester (F,Sp,Su) to participate in all of the special employee only fitness classes. You can try a class for the first week to make sure it is right for you, and then payment can be made at Student Accounts. Present your receipt to Suzanne Brauer or Angela Dendas who will issue you a card to show the instructors.
See the Employee Fitness Program webpage on the Athletics Website for the class schedule. Classes include Cardio Tennis, Circuit Training, Indoor Cycling, X-Train & Core, and on Fridays only - Pilates, Power Hour, and Yoga.
Come join the fun, meet new people from across the campuses and start getting healthier today.


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Kitchen Spotlight: Tom's Old and New City Galley
This kitchen is in a 1918 landmark building, so Tom and his partner Justin wanted to respect its original lines but still make it modern. They put a lot of work and love into the whole apartment, but the kitchen renovation really stood out to us. It has Croatian marble on the kitchen floor, and marble countertops (requested by Justin because, according to Tom, "someday he may bake").
Tom is really the cook of the household, and the kitchen reflects his love of food and home cooking. It looks so efficient and well-designed, and yet homey; we love the geraniums in the window and the warmth of Tom's vintage collections. Silver, china, and great cupboards — what more do we need?
You can find out all about Tom's choice of appliances and fittings at the original house tour; it's a great source of inspiration and resources.
• See the whole tour: House Tour: Tom and Justin Gently Shape their Landmark
Related: Kitchen Spotlight: Sudie's Pocket-Sized Renovation
(Images: Jill Slater)


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Following a year when getting a loan for a retail project seemed about as likely as hitting a Powerball jackpot, prospective borrowers are sensing that lenders may remove the vice grip on their purse strings in 2010. The big question is whether capital will flow only to a select group of institutional grade projects and borrowers, or if that pool of lucky recipients will expand.
"As a retail borrower, we faced multiple headwinds in 2009," says Mark Garside, managing director at Columbia, S.C.-based Edens & Avant, a shopping center owner and developer. In 2009, retail real estate owners and developers found financing incredibly difficult to come by. The credit crunch has featured a virtual shutdown in the commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) market and a major pull-back from traditional lenders such as banks and life insurance companies.
In addition, the recession instilled fears about defaults that led lenders to embrace incredibly strict underwriting standards while demanding borrowers put more equity into any deal. This was especially true for retail where a collapse in sales and a rash of store closings and bankruptcies pounded fundamentals. "Lenders in general were wary of retail," Garside says.
But as 2009 progressed, "a lot of the traditional lenders—banks and insurance companies—slowly came off the sidelines." Many in the commercial real estate industry are hoping that the worst is over, and 2010 will bring gradual improvement. "I think as soon as we hit January 1 there will be a psychological shift, and more money will enter the market," says Kenneth M. Fox, CCIM, a managing director at Chicago-based Cohen Financial. Although lenders remain conservative, there are signs that capital is loosening with more life companies and investment funds that appear to be returning to the table.
The big question for 2010 may not be how much capital is available for retail properties, but where the money will end up. Refinancing obligations will gobble up much of the available capital. More than $1.4 trillion in commercial real estate loans are scheduled to mature between 2009 and 2012, including $320 billion next year, according to ING Clarion Real Estate.
In addition, size may be a factor. Cleveland-based KeyBank has traditionally been one of the top lenders on retail properties in the country. It is too early to estimate the bank's final 2009 numbers or make projections for 2010, but it is clear that it has been extremely conservative in evaluating opportunities. The bank is focused on doing deals with existing clients to maintain those relationships.
"So most of our lending in the retail space will be concentrated with institutional clients with more of a corporate finance orientation," says Daniel Walsh, executive vice president and managing director at KeyBank Real Estate Capital Markets. "I think 2010 is going to be very difficult, although I think capital is poised to loosen up to take advantage of distress in the market."
More money available?
In general, capital for commercial real estate remains less available and more expensive than it was at the peak of the market in early 2007. Across the board, mortgage rates are up 100 to 150 basis points compared to two years ago.
A quarterly index of originations produced by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) came in at 53 during the third quarter, with 100 equaling the origination volume of an average quarter in 2001. In contrast, the index was at 116 a year ago and peaked at 352 in the second quarter of 2007. That puts 2009 well on pace to come under the total origination volume of $181.4 billion in 2008 and $279.1 billion in 2007.
Similarly, the retail originations index was at 71 during the third quarter. That's down from 83 during the second quarter but higher than the figures of 43 and 47 posted in the first quarter of 2009 and the fourth quarter of 2008. For retail, the index peaked at 392 in the fourth quarter of 2006. The volume of retail loans in particular declined 68 percent from $71 billion in 2007 to $22.7 billion in 2008, and some experts predict that retail loan originations could be less than $15 billion in 2009.
According to a 2010 Banker Sentiment Survey by Jones Lang LaSalle, nearly 75 percent of the bankers surveyed said that they expect their commercial real estate loan production to increase next year. The majority of those lenders (85 percent) anticipate that their lending for properties, notes and new construction will increase by as much as 30 percent.
Banks in particular remain wary of their exposure to commercial real estate as the volume of distressed mortgages continues to rise. "In general, a lot of banks are looking to shrink their overall real estate exposure," Walsh says. The delinquency rate on commercial real estate loans held by banks and thrifts reached 4.1 percent in second quarter and was expected to climb to 4.7 percent by the end of third quarter, according to Foresight Analytics in Oakland, Calif. If there is a thaw, it could be the product of growing confidence that the U.S. economy is pulling out of the recession. Consumer spending helped U.S. GDP grow at a 3.5 percent annualized clip during the third quarter. "If that continues, I can only imagine that lending would become—perhaps not looser—but a little bit more friendly as we go forward," says Greg Genovese, president of the securities division at Thompson National Properties in Irvine, Calif.
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REITs tap capital
REITs are one of the few entities that have experienced a dramatic improvement in accessing capital markets during the last six months. Many REITs are finding success accessing both debt and equity markets. They are using that capital to improve financial footings by paying down debt and refinancing maturing loans.
Take Simon Property Group. Between March and August the debt costs dropped considerably. Back in March, when credit markets were virtually shut down, Simon sold $650 million worth of senior notes priced at 10.35 percent. The notes were priced at 97.578 percent of the principal amount to yield 10.75 percent to maturity. In May, conditions had improved enough that a new $600 million senior notes offering by Simon was priced at 6.75 percent. The notes were priced at 98.960 percent of the principal amount to yield 7.00 percent to maturity. Then, by August, Simon had re-priced the May issue. In that adjustment, the notes were priced at 105.029 percent of the principal amount plus accrued interest from May 15, 2009 to yield 5.46 percent to maturity.
In addition, retail REITs' public equity started flowing back into the REIT sector in second and third quarters. "You had REITs that were both well positioned, and even those that were balance sheet challenged REITs, that were able to access the equity markets," Garside says. In a lot of cases, they were doing so at a huge discount—especially in the case of REITs that were struggling. "But that access to equity has really helped to either repair balance sheets, or in the case of healthy companies, improve balance sheets and position them well to take advantage of the investment opportunities that everyone thinks are coming," he adds.
Publicly traded REIT prices plummeted along with the rest of Wall Street and bottomed in March. At that time, the Morgan Stanley REIT index had lost nearly 80 percent of its value from its early 2007 peak. Since then, however, the index has clawed its way back up and more than doubled in value. The 23 publicly traded retail REIT stocks have posted year-to-date returns of 16.59 percent through Sept. 30, compared to 2008 returns of -48.36 percent, according to NAREIT.
On the non-traded REIT side, the fact that people are looking for diversification, non-correlated assets away from the stock market, and investments with a better income stream has fueled investment in REITs in the last six to eight months. By law, 90 percent of REIT operating income has to be distributed. "Investors are looking for diversification and capital preservation, but what really gets investors off their hands is the valuations that are out there right now, considering you can get good quality, tenanted real estate with higher cash flows than you could 24 months ago," Genovese says.
Seizing on that opportunity, in August, Thompson launched its TNP Strategic Retail Trust, a public, non-traded REIT, to take advantage of some of the buying opportunities in the retail sector. The goal is to raise $1 billion in equity by mid-2013. "Broker-dealers and the public are not willing to throw money at brand new sponsors, but the fact that we have strong relationships with the broker-dealer community and a long history have really helped us," Genovese adds. Thompson currently has about 200 selling agreements in various products with 100 different broker-dealers.
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Tougher underwriting
Ultimately, the commercial real estate industry as a whole is going to need more than one solution to fix the credit crisis that has stymied investment activity. Government programs, more participation from life companies, and hopefully, a revival of the CMBS market—even on a limited basis, will all help to thaw the frozen capital markets. "The solution to capital returning to the marketplace is going to come from a number of different sources, some of which we haven't seen yet," Hughes says.
Some industry observers are hopeful that the government's Term Asset-Backed Securities (TALF) program will have a positive impact on the CMBS market. There are a number of issuers, such as the Royal Bank of Scotland, that have said they are bringing transactions to the market. Those deals could provide a much-needed kick start for capital markets. "When that happens, I suspect that it will tend to loosen things up in the financing arena, and we will have some limited CMBS issuance in 2010 with multiple asset and multiple borrower pools," Hughes says.
In addition, there are a few single-borrower TALF-backed deals in the works for REITs such as Developers Diversified Realty Corp., Inland Western Retail Real Estate Trust Inc. and Vornado Realty Trust. Although the Federal Reserve has been wary of the risks associated with supporting a single-borrower offering, DDR is reportedly moving ahead with its proposed deal. The REIT announced in early October that it had obtained a $400 million loan from Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
In the end, the goal is to convert that loan into a private CMBS offering through the TALF program. Although borrowers are hopeful that more capital will be available in the coming year, there is no indication that lenders are planning to budge on staunch underwriting practices. Lower leverage, recourse loans and greater property scrutiny are all in the cards for 2010. Two years ago, the typical leverage on stable retail properties was 70 percent to 80 percent. Today, 50 percent to 55 percent loan-to-value ratios are the norm, with properties being valued at an 8 percent cap rate. Inferior properties are seeing even lower loan-to-value ratios and being valued at higher cap rates.
Life insurance money in particular is focused on very low leverage deals, best-of-class retail, such as drug or grocery-anchored retail with good history. The insurance companies are wary of centers where there is exposure to risk, such as a large tenant that is sitting on a short-term lease. "You need to have sound tenancy, solidly leased properties with rent rolls that have some duration left on the tenancies," Fox says.
Those banks that are still loaning on retail properties are offering recourse only loans at between 55 percent to 65 percent loan-to-value. Generally, banks are only offering fixed rate deals with 5-year terms at rates in the mid to high 6s. After that the loan converts to an adjustable rate loan for a balance of typically 10 years.
Even if capital markets loosen in 2010, the environment for retail property financing will continue to be very, very challenging. Lenders will continue to gravitate to best-in-class properties and borrowers. "You want to have good sponsorship, because right now all companies are under some level of stress with the economic downturn," says KeyBank's Walsh. "So you have to partner with people you know are going to be there for the long haul."


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Topics in Internet Law
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This pathfinder treats the law of or about the Internet, as opposed to law or legal-research sources available through the Internet.
"Internet Law" or "Cyberlaw" topics include (click on topic to zoom to it, or scroll down for general resources).
It is important to note that these areas have a strong tendency to overlap or blur together (perhaps this is both a strength of the Berkman Center style definition, below, and an argument that such a thing as "Cyberlaw" or "Internet Law" does exist)
Defining 'Internet Law'
In compiling this pathfinder, I have tried to avoid being overly topical in the sense of focusing on specific issues of the moment. For example, while I write Senator Fritz Holling's copy protection bill is a hot topic and the U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to hear Eldred v. Ashcroft (formerly Eldred v. Reno), but because information on these types of things can be easily found from most or all of the sources in my Intellectual Property section, I have included no directreferences to current news articles or specific links to lower court cases. Obviously some specific legislation merits attention (e.g UCITA and the Digital Millenium Copyright Act) but even with these I have tried to avoid highly specific sources that are exceedingly likely to dissapear or to become outdated with near-term developments.
Also, because of the scope of this pathfinder, I have selected a lot of 'pathfinder' type resources for inclusion while deliberately avoiding the citation of many specific papers, cases, statutes, etc. It is my hope that this source can best serve as a sort of "pathfinder to pathfinders" in this exceedingly broad topic.
Sources on Internet LawThese are sources that cover 'Internet Law' generally, or as a coherent legal subject. Specific topical treatments are addressed in the sections below.
While it was once (even when this pathfinder was first created) much more helpful to talk about 'Internet law' in a general sense, the dilution of the Internet into many areas of public life has made it much easier to talk instead about several certain areas of law and regulation that are impacted by the Internet and related technologies. Nevertheless, some general treatments exist, and some scholars and others continue to focus on the Internet and Cyberspace as the unifying theme in their work.
There are a number of academic, scholarly, law journals that focus upon Internet or technology-related issues. Many (or even most) of these were founded around 1995, and a number continue in publication. While it may be difficult to locate specific articles without a journal index (for which you will need to consult a librarian) many of these journals present both articles and tables of contents online. A browse of some of the online tables of contents of current and recent issues of some of these journals can be useful for current awareness in the Internet-law area. I have included explanatory notes only where the journal is not a law-school published, student-edited journal from an American law school the name of which is clear from the title of the journal.
Digital Intellectual Property (IP)
Digital technology and Internet communications have enabled almost cost-less duplication and dissemination of music, movies, text, or any other media that can be reduced to (and transmitted as) bits of computer code. The result is that intellectual property law, copyright in particular, has been placed under a great deal of pressure. The owners of IP rights in digital media want to prevent wholesale piracy — yet many others fear a new regime in which the owners of IP can use technology itself to hard-code protections against copying, without the balances of traditional copyright law.
The IP issues overlap very strongly with the internet commerce issue, so you may want to browse the sources listed in both sections of this bibliography.
Copyright Licensing
Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, and the Eldred case.
It will probably be most helpful to check for new links and sources on the general resources in the IP section (especially the organization home-pages), because of the news-heavy topic. Also see the IPL's U.S. Law (http://www.ipl.org/ref/QUE/PF/lawpath.html) pathfinder for information on searching federal court cases.
"Pathfinders" and Link Lists to Intellectual Property Law
The commercial law of the Internet. Because most property at stake in cyberspace is intellectual property, the overlap or tension between this area and IP Law is strong and challenging.
Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA)
For other e-commerce issues (e.g. taxation and the Internet), see especially the UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy, at http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/iclp/csth.html and the law reviews linked in the general section.
Privacy topics that are related to Internet technology range from: government surveillance of email, Web activity, or telecommunications; to marketer's monitoring or profiling of customers; to individual snooping; to identity theft and some forms of 'hacking'. Rather than comprehensively deal with the sources on any of these topics, I have attempted to include enough resources to provide second-tier links for most privacy topics.
Free Expression
Issues of free expression and the Internet range from questions of the status and application of First Amendment concepts such as "obscenity" and "community standards" in cyberspace to the politically and technically difficult issues of internet 'filtering' technology.
Jurisdiction in Cyberspace
Because the parties to any sort of online transaction online can be located, physically, in any location and are only brought together "virtually", the Internet has significantly challenged traditional notions of territorial jurisdiction. This is an important twist in many fields of Internet law (for example with free speech and censorship issues) but has also been treated as an important topic in its own right.
Internet Governance
The last topic in this pathfinder, and one which perhaps spans across all of the others, is the topic of the "government" of the Internet itself - how the rules, protocals, and conventions that goven Cyberspace interact with the better-understood realms of law and policy.
This pathfinder created by Andrew Larrick, based on an existing structure by Gavin Fearey.
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