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!