October 2019 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:

• 3bz — deflate decompressor — MIT
• bp — Bitcoin Protocol components in Common Lisp — MIT
• cardiogram — Simple test framework — MIT
• cesdi — Provides a compute-effective-slot-definition-initargs generic function that allows for more ergonomic initialization of effective slot definition objects. — Unlicense
• chameleon — Configuration management facilities for Common Lisp with multiple profile support. — MIT
• ci-utils — A set of tools for using CI platforms — MIT
• cl-clsparse — Common Lisp bindings for clSPARSE — Apache License, Version 2.0
• cl-ecma-48 — This package exports a macro for defining ECMA-48 control functions and the 162 functions defined by this. — AGPLv3
• cl-flat-tree — A flat-tree implementation in Common Lisp. — MIT
• cl-kraken — A Common Lisp API client for the Kraken exchange — MIT
• cl-naive-store — This is a naive, persisted, in memory (lazy loading) data store for Common Lisp. — MIT
• cl-shlex — Lexical analyzer for simple shell-like syntax. — MIT
• cl-smt-lib — SMT object supporting SMT-LIB communication over input and output streams — BSD-3-Clause
• cl-wadler-pprint — An implementation of A Prettier Printer in Common Lisp. — Apache-2.0/MIT
• classowary — An implementation of the Cassowary linear constraint solver toolkit — zlib
• clsql-local-time — Allows the use of local-time:timestamp objects in CLSQL models and queries — MIT license
• datamuse — Common Lisp library for accessing the Datamuse word-finding API — MIT
• date-calc — Package for simple date calculation — GPL or Artistic
• font-discovery — Find system font files matching a font spec. — zlib
• horse-html — Parenscript/HTML done better — MIT
• hunchentoot-multi-acceptor — Multiple domain support under single hunchentoot acceptor — Apache License, Version 2.0
• lila — a cleaner language based on Common Lisp — MIT
• linear-programming — A library for solving linear programming problems — MIT
• lsx — Embeddable HTML templating engine with JSX-like syntax — BSD 2-Clause
• markup — markup provides a reader-macro to read HTML/XML tags inside of Common Lisp code — Apache License, Version 2.0
• num-utils — Numerical utilities for Common Lisp — Boost Software License - Version 1.0
• orizuru-orm — An ORM for Common Lisp and PostgreSQL. — GPLv3
• paren6 — Paren6 is a set of ES6 macros for Parenscript — Apache License, version 2.0
• pngload-fast — A reader for the PNG image format. — MIT
• polisher — Infix notation to S-expression translator — MIT
• select — DSL for array slices. — Boost
• simple-parallel-tasks — Evaluate forms in parallel — GPL-3
• stripe — A client for the Stripe payment API. — MIT
• trivial-extensible-sequences — Portability library for the extensible sequences protocol. — zlib
• trivial-package-local-nicknames — Portability library for package-local nicknames — Public domain
• uax-14 — Implementation of the Unicode Standards Annex #14's line breaking algorithm — zlib
• uax-9 — Implementation of the Unicode Standards Annex #9's bidirectional text algorithm — zlib
• with-output-to-stream — Provides a simple way of directing output to a stream according to the concise and intuitive semantics of FORMAT's stream argument. — Public Domain
• ziz — An ad hoc Quicklisp distribution. — MIT

Updated projects: 3d-matrices, also-alsa, anaphora, antik, april, architecture.service-provider, asdf-encodings, asteroids, atomics, bike, binary-io, binfix, bknr-datastore, black-tie, bodge-chipmunk, bodge-glfw, bodge-nanovg, bodge-nuklear, bodge-ode, bodge-openal, bodge-sndfile, caveman, cepl, cl+ssl, cl-algebraic-data-type, cl-amqp, cl-change-case, cl-collider, cl-cookie, cl-coveralls, cl-cuda, cl-dbi, cl-digikar-utilities, cl-fad, cl-fond, cl-freetype2, cl-geocode, cl-hamcrest, cl-ipfs-api2, cl-kanren, cl-ledger, cl-lexer, cl-lzlib, cl-mango, cl-markless, cl-mssql, cl-openstack-client, cl-patterns, cl-pdf, cl-permutation, cl-python, cl-qrencode, cl-rdkafka, cl-readline, cl-sat, cl-sat.glucose, cl-sat.minisat, cl-sdl2, cl-sqlite, cl-str, cl-tiled, cl-yesql, clack, clack-errors, closer-mop, clx, coleslaw, command-line-arguments, common-lisp-jupyter, concrete-syntax-tree, croatoan, data-lens, datum-comments, definitions, deploy, dexador, drakma, dufy, easy-routes, eclector, eco, envy, erudite, esrap, esrap-peg, fare-scripts, fast-http, fast-websocket, femlisp, fiasco, float-features, flow, folio2, fxml, gendl, glsl-spec, glsl-toolkit, golden-utils, graph, helambdap, hermetic, http-body, ironclad, jsonrpc, jsown, kenzo, lack, lastfm, lisp-binary, literate-lisp, log4cl, lucerne, magicl, maiden, matlisp, mcclim, mito, nineveh, ningle, nodgui, origin, overlord, parachute, parse, parser.common-rules, patchwork, petalisp, piggyback-parameters, pjlink, pngload, portableaserve, postmodern, proc-parse, prometheus.cl, py4cl, qlot, quilc, quri, qvm, random, ratify, re, replic, restas, rove, rpcq, rtg-math, rutils, sc-extensions, scalpl, sel, serapeum, shadow, should-test, simplified-types, sly, spinneret, staple, stumpwm, swank-client, trivia, trivial-continuation, trivial-hashtable-serialize, trivial-indent, trivial-json-codec, trivial-left-pad, trivial-monitored-thread, trivial-object-lock, trivial-pooled-database, trivial-timer, trivial-utilities, trivial-variable-bindings, type-i, umbra, uri-template, utilities.print-items, varjo, verbose, vernacular, woo, zs3.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp").

If you get a "badly sized local archive" error during the update, you can also safely use the DELETE-AND-RETRY restart to proceed. This error was introduced by a metadata problem on my end. Sorry about that!

August 2019 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:

• cardiogram — Simple test framework — MIT
• cesdi — Provides a compute-effective-slot-definition-initargs generic function that allows for more ergonomic initialization of effective slot definition objects. — Unlicense
• chameleon — Configuration management facilities for Common Lisp with multiple profile support. — MIT
• ci-utils — A set of tools for using CI platforms — MIT
• cl-clsparse — Common Lisp bindings for clSPARSE — Apache License, Version 2.0
• cl-flat-tree — A flat-tree implementation in Common Lisp. — MIT
• cl-shlex — Lexical analyzer for simple shell-like syntax. — MIT
• datamuse — Common Lisp library for accessing the Datamuse word-finding API — MIT
• date-calc — Package for simple date calculation — GPL or Artistic
• linear-programming — A library for solving linear programming problems — MIT
• orizuru-orm — An ORM for Common Lisp and PostgreSQL. — GPLv3
• stripe — A client for the Stripe payment API. — MIT
• trivial-extensible-sequences — Portability library for the extensible sequences protocol. — zlib
• trivial-package-local-nicknames — Portability library for package-local nicknames — Public domain

Updated projects: also-alsa, april, bike, binary-io, binfix, black-tie, caveman, cl+ssl, cl-collider, cl-digikar-utilities, cl-fad, cl-geocode, cl-hamcrest, cl-ipfs-api2, cl-ledger, cl-markless, cl-mssql, cl-patterns, cl-permutation, cl-python, cl-readline, cl-sat, cl-sat.glucose, cl-sat.minisat, cl-sqlite, cl-str, cl-tiled, clack, clack-errors, closer-mop, clx, coleslaw, croatoan, datum-comments, easy-routes, eclector, eco, envy, fast-websocket, femlisp, float-features, flow, gendl, golden-utils, graph, http-body, jsown, kenzo, lucerne, magicl, matlisp, mcclim, mito, origin, parser.common-rules, petalisp, pjlink, portableaserve, postmodern, proc-parse, py4cl, quilc, quri, qvm, replic, rove, rpcq, rutils, sc-extensions, scalpl, sel, serapeum, simplified-types, sly, spinneret, staple, stumpwm, trivial-continuation, trivial-left-pad, trivial-monitored-thread, trivial-object-lock, trivial-pooled-database, uri-template, utilities.print-items, woo.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp"). Enjoy!

aserve renaming breaks stuff

Recently Portable AllegroServe renamed its main system from "aserve" to "paserve". This breaks a bunch of stuff, including parts of aserve itself. Here are some other things:

• Wuwei
• scalpl
• racer
• practical-cl
• cl-rss
• cl-geocode
• leech

Other failures are available in a daily build failure report. 

Does anyone have any interest in getting these projects building with the latest updates to Portable AllegroServe?

update This has been resolved, for now, by reverting the change.

July 2019 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:

• adopt — Simple, flexible, UNIX-style option parsing. — MIT
• bike — Common Lisp .Net Core Interop — MIT
• binpack — Rectangle packer for sprite/texture atlases — MIT
• cl-ipfs-api2 — Bindings for the IPFS HTTP API. — GPLv3
• cl-keycloak — Describe cl-keycloak here — GPLv3
• cl-lzlib — lzip (LZMA) (de)compression using binding to lzlib — GPL-3
• cl-steamworks — Generator for the low-level steamworks bindings. — zlib
• csv — Read CSV into lists natively. Convert CSV into lists dangerously. — GNU GPL, version 3
• datum-comments — datum #;(comments) for common lisp — Public Domain (Unlicense)
• fiveam-asdf — Library to integrate FiveAM testing with ASDF TEST-OP and TEST-SYSTEM — Lisp LGPL
• lastfm — Interface for the Last.fm API (https://www.last.fm/api/) — GPLv3
• lyrics — Song lyrics with local database — GPLv3
• method-hooks — simple qualifiable hooks defined like methods with the option to modify the dispatch method and how dispatch happens — Mozilla Public License Version 2.0
• origin — A native Lisp graphics math library with an emphasis on performance and correctness. — MIT
• patchwork — A spritesheet packer for games. — MIT
• youtube — Play youtube urls with or without video using mpv — GPLv3
• zbucium — last.fm music player with lyrics — GPLv3

Updated projects: 3d-matrices, 3d-vectors, alexandria, also-alsa, april, array-operations, array-utils, atomics, aws-sign4, binfix, bst, cari3s, cepl, ceramic, cffi, chirp, cl+ssl, cl-algebraic-data-type, cl-all, cl-ana, cl-cffi-gtk, cl-collider, cl-db3, cl-decimals, cl-digikar-utilities, cl-enumeration, cl-environments, cl-feedparser, cl-flac, cl-fond, cl-forms, cl-fuse, cl-fuse-meta-fs, cl-gamepad, cl-glfw3, cl-gpio, cl-hamcrest, cl-inotify, cl-just-getopt-parser, cl-k8055, cl-ledger, cl-mango, cl-markless, cl-mixed, cl-monitors, cl-mpg123, cl-mpi, cl-ntp-client, cl-opengl, cl-out123, cl-patterns, cl-png, cl-rabbit, cl-random-forest, cl-rdkafka, cl-rules, cl-smtp, cl-soloud, cl-spidev, cl-str, cl-who, cl-yesql, clack, clesh, clip, closer-mop, clss, com.clearly-useful.generic-collection-interface, command-line-arguments, concrete-syntax-tree, configuration.options, croatoan, crypto-shortcuts, cxml-rng, data-lens, deeds, deferred, definitions, dissect, djula, docbrowser, documentation-utils, doubly-linked-list, dufy, eazy-project, eclector, elf, find-port, flac-metadata, flac-parser, flare, float-features, flow, for, form-fiddle, fxml, gendl, generic-cl, glsl-toolkit, golden-utils, halftone, harmony, helambdap, humbler, iclendar, incf-cl, inkwell, ironclad, jsown, kenzo, lambda-fiddle, language-codes, lass, legit, lichat-ldap, lichat-protocol, lichat-serverlib, lichat-tcp-client, lichat-tcp-server, lichat-ws-server, lionchat, listopia, local-time, lquery, maiden, mcclim, mito, mmap, modularize, modularize-hooks, modularize-interfaces, multilang-documentation, multiposter, nineveh, nodgui, north, numpy-file-format, osicat, overlord, oxenfurt, pango-markup, parachute, parsley, pathname-utils, petalisp, piping, plokami, plump, plump-bundle, plump-sexp, plump-tex, pngload, py4cl, pzmq, qlot, qmynd, qt-libs, qtools, qtools-ui, quickutil, quilc, qvm, racer, random-state, ratify, redirect-stream, regular-type-expression, remote-js, replic, rpcq, rtg-math, sc-extensions, screamer, sealable-metaobjects, sel, serapeum, shadow, simple-actors, simple-inferiors, simple-tasks, slime, sly, snooze, softdrink, south, staple, static-dispatch, studio-client, stumpwm, system-locale, terrable, tooter, trace-db, trivia, trivial-arguments, trivial-backtrace, trivial-benchmark, trivial-bit-streams, trivial-cltl2, trivial-continuation, trivial-features, trivial-indent, trivial-main-thread, trivial-mimes, trivial-monitored-thread, trivial-pooled-database, trivial-signal, trivial-thumbnail, trivial-utilities, trivial-variable-bindings, ubiquitous, umbra, usocket, verbose, vernacular, woo.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp").

Enjoy!

May 2019 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:

• arrival — Classical planning plan validator written in modern Common Lisp — LLGPL
• assert-p — A library of assertions written in Common Lisp. — GPLv3
• assertion-error — Error pattern for assertion libraries in Common Lisp. — GNU General Public License v3.0
• cl-cxx — Common Lisp Cxx Interoperation — MIT
• cl-digikar-utilities — A utility library, primarily intended to provide an easy interface to vectors and hash-tables. — MIT
• cl-just-getopt-parser — Getopt-like parser for command-line options and arguments — Creative Commons CC0 (public domain dedication)
• cl-postgres-datetime — Date/time integration for cl-postgres that uses LOCAL-TIME for types that use time zones and SIMPLE-DATE for those that don't — BSD-3-Clause
• cl-rdkafka — CFFI bindings for librdkafka to enable interaction with a Kafka cluster. — GPLv3
• cl-stream — Stream classes for Common Lisp — MIT
• numpy-file-format — Read and write Numpy .npy and .npz files. — MIT
• py4cl — Call Python libraries from Common Lisp — MIT
• sealable-metaobjects — A CLOSsy way to trade genericity for performance. — MIT
• simple-actors — Port of banker.scm from Racket — BSD
• trivial-left-pad — Ports the functionality of the very popular left-pad from npm. — MIT

Updated projects: 3d-vectors, also-alsa, april, architecture.builder-protocol, array-operations, asdf-viz, binary-io, bobbin, bst, cacle, cepl.drm-gbm, ceramic, chanl, cl+ssl, cl-abnf, cl-ana, cl-autowrap, cl-collider, cl-conllu, cl-db3, cl-dbi, cl-decimals, cl-egl, cl-emb, cl-enchant, cl-environments, cl-fond, cl-freetype2, cl-general-accumulator, cl-glfw3, cl-gobject-introspection, cl-html5-parser, cl-i18n, cl-json-pointer, cl-las, cl-mango, cl-murmurhash, cl-neovim, cl-netpbm, cl-notebook, cl-patterns, cl-png, cl-ppcre, cl-prevalence, cl-project, cl-pslib, cl-pslib-barcode, cl-random-forest, cl-readline, cl-reddit, cl-sasl, cl-scsu, cl-skkserv, cl-smtp, cl-stomp, cl-str, cl-torrents, cl-unicode, cl-who, cl-yesql, clack, clobber, closer-mop, clx, command-line-arguments, common-lisp-jupyter, contextl, croatoan, curry-compose-reader-macros, cxml-stp, data-lens, datafly, dbus, deploy, dexador, drakma, easy-audio, eclector, esrap, eventbus, fare-quasiquote, femlisp, flare, for, fxml, game-math, generic-cl, glsl-toolkit, golden-utils, harmony, helambdap, hu.dwim.asdf, inlined-generic-function, inquisitor, jp-numeral, kenzo, lack, lass, lift, lisp-chat, lisp-critic, lispbuilder, listopia, literate-lisp, livesupport, markdown.cl, mcclim, metatilities-base, mito, mito-attachment, mmap, modf, modularize-interfaces, nodgui, oclcl, open-location-code, org-davep-dict, org-davep-dictrepl, osc, overlord, parachute, parsley, petalisp, piggyback-parameters, pjlink, plexippus-xpath, postmodern, protest, pzmq, ql-checkout, qlot, qmynd, qtools-ui, query-fs, quilc, quri, qvm, random-state, read-number, replic, restricted-functions, rove, rpcq, s-xml-rpc, sc-extensions, sel, serapeum, simple-rgb, simplified-types, sly, solid-engine, spinneret, split-sequence, staple, static-dispatch, stumpwm, sucle, sxql, trace-db, trivia, trivial-cltl2, trivial-continuation, trivial-garbage, trivial-json-codec, trivial-monitored-thread, trivial-object-lock, trivial-signal, trivial-timer, trivial-utilities, trivial-variable-bindings, type-i, type-r, uiop, usocket, vernacular, with-c-syntax, wordnet.

Removed projects: cffi-objects, cl-blapack, common-lisp-stat, fnv, lisp-matrix, qtools-commons, simple-gui, trivia.balland2006.

A number of projects stopped working because of internal updates to SBCL - projects which used them have not been updated to use supported interfaces instead.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp"). Enjoy!

March 2019 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:

• bobbin — Simple (word) wrapping utilities for strings. — MIT
• cl-mango — A minimalist CouchDB 2.x database client. — BSD3
• cl-netpbm — Common Lisp support for reading/writing the netpbm image formats (PPM, PGM, and PBM). — MIT/X11
• cl-skkserv — skkserv with Common Lisp — GPLv3
• cl-torrents — This is a little tool for the lisp REPL or the command line (also with a readline interactive prompt) to search for torrents and get magnet links — MIT
• common-lisp-jupyter — A Common Lisp kernel for Jupyter along with a library for building Jupyter kernels. — MIT
• conf — Simple configuration file manipulator for projects. — GNU General Public License v3.0
• eventbus — An event bus in Common Lisp. — GPLv3
• open-location-code — Open Location Code library. — Modified BSD License
• piggyback-parameters — This is a configuration system that supports local file and database based parameter storage. — MIT
• quilc — A CLI front-end for the Quil compiler — Apache License 2.0 (See LICENSE.txt)
• qvm — An implementation of the Quantum Abstract Machine. — Apache License 2.0 (See LICENSE.txt)
• restricted-functions — Reasoning about functions with restricted argument types. — MIT
• simplet — Simple test runner in Common Lisp. — GPLv3
• skeleton-creator — Create projects from a skeleton directory. — GPLv3
• solid-engine — The Common Lisp stack-based application controller — MIT
• spell — Spellchecking package for Common Lisp — BSD
• trivial-continuation — Provides an implementation of function call continuation and combination. — MIT
• trivial-hashtable-serialize — A simple method to serialize and deserialize hash-tables. — MIT
• trivial-json-codec — A JSON parser able to identify class hierarchies. — MIT
• trivial-monitored-thread — Trivial Monitored Thread offers a very simple (aka trivial) way of spawning threads and being informed when one any of them crash and die. — MIT
• trivial-object-lock — A simple method to lock object (and slot) access. — MIT
• trivial-pooled-database — A DB multi-threaded connection pool. — MIT
• trivial-timer — Easy scheduling of tasks (functions). — MIT
• trivial-variable-bindings — Offers a way to handle associations between a place-holder (aka. variable) and a value. — MIT
• ucons — Unique conses and functions for working on them. — MIT
• wordnet — Common Lisp interface to WordNet — CC-BY 4.0

Updated projects: agnostic-lizard, april, big-string, binfix, cepl, chancery, chirp, cl+ssl, cl-abstract-classes, cl-all, cl-async, cl-collider, cl-conllu, cl-cron, cl-digraph, cl-egl, cl-gap-buffer, cl-generator, cl-generic-arithmetic, cl-grace, cl-hamcrest, cl-las, cl-ledger, cl-locatives, cl-markless, cl-messagepack, cl-ntriples, cl-patterns, cl-prevalence, cl-proj, cl-project, cl-qrencode, cl-random-forest, cl-stopwatch, cl-string-complete, cl-string-match, cl-tcod, cl-wayland, clad, clem, clod, closer-mop, clx-xembed, coleslaw, common-lisp-actors, croatoan, dartsclhashtree, data-lens, defrec, doplus, doubly-linked-list, dynamic-collect, eclector, escalator, external-program, fiasco, flac-parser, game-math, gamebox-dgen, gamebox-math, gendl, generic-cl, genie, golden-utils, helambdap, interface, ironclad, jp-numeral, json-responses, l-math, letrec, lisp-chat, listopia, literate-lisp, maiden, map-set, mcclim, mito, nodgui, overlord, parachute, parameterized-function, pathname-utils, periods, petalisp, pjlink, plump, policy-cond, portable-threads, postmodern, protest, qt-libs, qtools, qtools-ui, recur, regular-type-expression, rove, serapeum, shadow, simplified-types, sly, spinneret, staple, stumpwm, sucle, synonyms, tagger, template, trivia, trivial-battery, trivial-benchmark, trivial-signal, trivial-utilities, ubiquitous, umbra, usocket, varjo, vernacular, with-c-syntax.

Removed projects: mgl, mgl-mat.

To get this update, use: (ql:update-dist "quicklisp")

Enjoy!

February 2019 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:

• async-process — asynchronous process execution for common lisp — MIT
• atomics — Portability layer for atomic operations like compare-and-swap (CAS). — Artistic
• game-math — Math for game development. — MIT
• generic-cl — Standard Common Lisp functions implemented using generic functions. — MIT
• simplified-types — Simplification of Common Lisp type specifiers. — MIT
• sn.man — stub man launcher.it should be a man parser. — mit

Updated projects: agutil, also-alsa, antik, april, cerberus, chipz, chronicity, cl+ssl, cl-all, cl-async, cl-collider, cl-dbi, cl-emb, cl-environments, cl-fluent-logger, cl-glfw3, cl-json-pointer, cl-las, cl-markless, cl-patterns, cl-readline, cl-rules, cl-sat, cl-sat.glucose, cl-sat.minisat, cl-sdl2-image, cl-syslog, cl-tiled, cl-who, clack, closer-mop, clss, commonqt, cover, croatoan, dexador, easy-audio, easy-bind, eazy-project, erudite, fast-websocket, gendl, glsl-toolkit, golden-utils, graph, jonathan, jp-numeral, kenzo, lichat-tcp-server, listopia, literate-lisp, local-time, ltk, mcclim, nodgui, overlord, petalisp, petri, pgloader, phoe-toolbox, pngload, postmodern, qmynd, qt-libs, qtools, qtools-ui, query-fs, remote-js, replic, rpcq, s-xml-rpc, safety-params, sc-extensions, serapeum, shadow, should-test, sly, static-dispatch, stumpwm, sucle, time-interval, trivia, trivial-clipboard, trivial-utilities, type-r, utility, vernacular, with-c-syntax, wuwei.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp")

Enjoy!