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SBCL binaries with OpenSSL and libfixposix statically linked for easier Common Lisp binary distribution.
A reactive computation tree library for asynchronous non-blocking concurrency in Common Lisp.
A Common Lisp library for generating Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) files with a focus on simplicity.
A comprehensive Common Lisp library providing mutable and immutable data structures with streaming algorithms for aggregation and grouping.
HTTP/2 implementation in Common Lisp
A Common Lisp package for 2D computational geometry using exact rational arithmetic.
A Common Lisp distributed computation framework using Swank Client to evaluate Lisp expressions on remote hosts.
A Common Lisp utility library providing introspection tools, REPL conveniences, and package management helpers for enhanced interactive development.
An extensible Common Lisp library for function result caching with support for multiple cache types, timeouts, and partial cache clearing.
A simple and pragmatic library for writing parsers and lexers using combinatory parsing techniques.
A collection of machine learning algorithms for online linear classification written in Common Lisp
A web forms handling library for Common Lisp with extensible fields, validation, and pluggable rendering backends.
An asynchronous RethinkDB driver for Common Lisp with a query DSL that closely follows the ReQL specification.
Cocoa binding for Common Lisp on macOS, enabling native GUI development using CFFI and sb-alien.
A pure Common Lisp implementation of TLS 1.3 with post-quantum key exchange, Encrypted Client Hello, and automatic Let's Encrypt certificate management.
A Lisp-dialect programming language that implements Haskell's functional semantics by transpiling to C with automatic memory management.
A Common Lisp library providing a comprehensive suite of constructs for parallel programming, including tasks, promises, and parallel data operations.
A Common Lisp library for regular array parallelism with SIMD and thread-level optimization, focusing on ease of use over peak performance.
A Common Lisp testing framework that captures interactive REPL sessions as regression tests.
A simple SSH/SCP client library for Common Lisp built on libssh2.
A portable Common Lisp library providing finalizers, weak hash-tables, and weak pointers across implementations.
Extends CLOS generic functions with a preprocessing step that enables arbitrary predicates for method selection and application.
A code formatter for Common Lisp that leverages the language's pretty-printing system and readtable for extensibility.
Python-style generators and itertools port for Common Lisp, enabling lazy sequences and composable iteration.
Common Lisp bindings to the GNU Readline library, providing a Lispy interface for building interactive command-line applications.
A secure Lisp reader wrapper that protects against internbombing, excessive input, and macro characters when reading from untrusted sources.
A curated list of Common Lisp libraries and resources, focused on beginners and modern tooling.
Implements Clojure-style concurrency operations like futures, promises, and atoms in Common Lisp.
A Common Lisp library for exact color manipulation and conversion across multiple color spaces and models.
A restricted environment for Common Lisp code evaluation that disables unsafe features and provides safer function replacements.
A Common Lisp library providing functions and macros for manipulating arrays and performing numerical calculations.
Common Lisp bindings for LMDB, a lightning-fast, embedded, ACID key-value database with MVCC.
Hand-written bindings to Raylib for Common Lisp.
A Common Lisp library built around explicit execution traces for logging, tracing, testing, and persistence.
A lightweight, async HTTP client for Common Lisp built on cl-async and fast-http.
A Cookiecutter template for creating Common Lisp web applications with Hunchentoot, Djula, Bulma, SQLite, and Mito ORM.
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