Common Lisp
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Automatically generates complete Common Lisp foreign function interface (FFI) wrappers from C header files using c2ffi.
A database-independent interface for Common Lisp, providing a uniform API for SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.
A Lisp to GLSL compiler that translates a Common Lisp-like dialect into shader code for graphics programming.
A RESTful URL router for Common Lisp that maps HTTP concepts directly to CLOS.
A Common Lisp implementation of spreadsheet-like dataflow programming for CLOS objects.
A Common Lisp language plugin for JetBrains IDEs using SLIME/Swank protocol for IDE capabilities.
A Jupyter kernel for the Maxima computer algebra system, enabling interactive notebooks for symbolic mathematics.
An umbrella project providing cross-platform Common Lisp libraries for building large, interactive applications including game development.
A high-performance, HTTP/1.1 compliant web server written in Common Lisp for serving static and dynamic content.
An open-source graph database and Prolog implementation written in pure Common Lisp, featuring ACID compliance and master/slave replication.
A correct and safe(er) JSON RFC 8259 reader/writer for Common Lisp with sane defaults.
An asynchronous HTTP server written in Common Lisp for high-performance web applications.
A fast and robust Common Lisp client for Redis, providing full protocol support with pipelining and PubSub.
An enhanced Common Lisp REPL with terminal, browser, and Emacs interfaces, featuring syntax highlighting, visualization, and profiling.
A comprehensive collection of Common Lisp implementations for competitive programming algorithms and data structures.
A high-performance Common Lisp library for representing and processing 2D pixel-based images with minimal dependencies.
A Common Lisp framework for declarative UNIX system administration using resource-based configuration and SSH.
A Common Lisp interface to libcurses providing both low-level CFFI bindings and a higher-level Lisp-friendly API.
A simple Common Lisp framework for 2D game development with graphics, audio, and input handling.
A visual programming environment for computer-assisted music composition and audio data processing built on Common Lisp.
An open-source Hierarchical Task Network (HTN) AI planner written in Common Lisp, supporting PDDL and HDDL.
A compatibility layer that rectifies missing or incorrect CLOS MOP features across many Common Lisp implementations.
A Common Lisp port of Django's templating engine, enabling dynamic HTML generation with familiar Django template syntax.
A fast regular expression engine for Common Lisp that compiles regexes to machine code using derivative-based DFA compilation.
A generic function interface to standard Common Lisp functions, providing extensible wrappers for equality, comparison, sequences, and more.
Command-line options parser system for Common Lisp
Common Lisp CFFI bindings to the IUP Portable User Interface library (pre-ALPHA)
A cross-platform Common Lisp interface to .NET Core, enabling seamless interop without C++ code.
A Common Lisp I/O library providing portable system interfaces for files, sockets, and streams.
A high-performance Common Lisp library for fast octet-vector and octet-stream I/O operations.
A Common Lisp library for building rich, responsive terminal user interfaces (TUIs) using a Model-View-Update architecture.
A Common Lisp interface to MongoDB providing document operations, indexing, map-reduce, and declarative query macros.
A Common Lisp library for defining and operating on algebraic data types with pattern matching, inspired by functional languages.
Arrow-macros provides Clojure-like arrow and diamond wand macros for Common Lisp, enabling expressive and readable threading of expressions.
A production-quality forward-chaining expert system shell implementing the Rete algorithm in modern Common Lisp.
A community-driven platform for sharing and voting on Common Lisp programming tips through GitHub issues.
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