2016-06-01

May 2016 Quicklisp dist update now available

New projects:
  • cl-ecs — An implementation of the Entity-Component-System pattern mostly used in game development. — MIT
  • cl-htmlprag — A port of Neil Van Dyke's famous HTMLPrag library to Common Lisp. — LGPL 2.1
  • cl-messagepack-rpc — A Common Lisp implementation of the MessagePack-RPC specification, which uses MessagePack serialization format to achieve efficient remote procedure calls (RPCs). — MIT
  • cl-monitors — Bindings to libmonitors, allowing the handling of monitors querying and resolution changing. — Artistic
  • cl-oclapi — Yet another OpenCL API bindings for Common Lisp. — MIT
  • cl-pack — Perl compatible binary pack() and unpack() library — BSD-3-Clause
  • cl-scan — port scanner. — ISC
  • cl-scsu — An implementation of 'Standard Compression Scheme for Unicode'. — MIT
  • clack-static-asset-middleware — A cache busting static file middleware for the clack web framework. — MIT
  • easing — Easing functions. — MIT
  • fare-scripts — Various small programs that I write in CL in lieu of shell scripts — MIT
  • fixed — A fixed-point number type. — MIT
  • focus — Customizable FORMAT strings and directives — BSD
  • glsl-spec — The GLSL Spec as a datastructure — The Unlicense
  • injection — Dependency injection for Common Lisp — GPLv3
  • json-mop — A metaclass for bridging CLOS and JSON — LGPLv3+
  • leveldb — LevelDB bindings for Common Lisp. — BSD
  • moira — Monitor and restart background threads. — MIT
  • recursive-restart — Restarts that can invoke themselves. — MIT
  • trivial-nntp — Simple tools for interfacing to NNTP servers — MIT
  • trivial-openstack — A simple Common Lisp OpenStack REST client. — MIT
  • trivial-yenc — Decode yenc file to a binary file — MIT
  • weblocks-prototype-js — Weblocks JavaScript backend for PrototypeJs — LLGPL
Updated projects3d-vectorsbackportsbinfixbit-smasherblackbirdcaveman2-widgetsceplcepl.cameracepl.devilcl-anacl-autowrapcl-bloomcl-cairo2cl-charmscl-dotcl-erlang-termcl-gamepadcl-geometrycl-hash-table-destructuringcl-html5-parsercl-i18ncl-jpegcl-liballegrocl-libssh2cl-mediawikicl-mongocl-mpicl-ohmcl-pangocl-projectcl-qrencodecl-rediscl-sdl2cl-seleniumcl-storeclackcloser-mopcoleslawcroatoandeedsdissectdjula,esrapexscribefemlispfiascofirephpflareform-fiddleglkitglopgraphhalftonehelambdaphl7-parserhu.dwim.partial-evalhu.dwim.quasi-quotehu.dwim.utilkenzolegitlisp-interface-librarylisp-namespacelisp-unit2mcclimoclcl,pathname-utilspzmqqt-libsqtoolsqtools-uiquery-fsqueuesrclrestasrtg-mathrutilsscalplsdl2kitserapeumsimple-taskssketchskitterslimesnakesstp-querystringprepstumpwmtemporal-functionstriviatrivial-backtracetrivial-benchmarktrivial-string-templatetrivialib.bddubiquitousutilities.print-treevarjoverbosevgplotweblocksweblocks-storesxhtmlambdazs3.

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

You didn't miss it -- there wasn't a fundraiser in April. Or May, either. I've got my fingers crossed to see one soon, but I'm not sure exactly when it might happen. Stay tuned!

3 comments:

  1. FoCus’s license is BSD. Not sure how or why it got Unspecified instead. Thanks for the addition anyway.

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    1. Sorry about that. My software tries to guess the license info from the primary system file of a project. It failed to figure out which of the "com.didierverna.*.asd" files was the primary for "focus". More heuristics needed.

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  2. That's because it's "net.didierverna.*" :-)
    More seriously, don't worry it's not that important. The toplevel .asd is the primary one. All of them have the same :license slot.

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