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[admin] Project for miscellaneous extensions?
by Scott L. Burson 01 Jan '07

01 Jan '07

Hi, I have a couple of small language extensions I would like to publish on your site. (One extends the behavior of LET to make it more convenient to use multiple values; the other is a simple, extensible iteration macro (yes, another one)). But before I ask you to set up a project for me, let me ask: do you know of an existing project I could simply add this code to? If one doesn't already exist, then I think we should start a project named (perhaps) "cl-extensions", intended to serve as a catch-all for small extensions of this kind. Anyone would be invited to add their favorites, the only restrictions being: () each extension must live in its own package () merely loading the extension must not alter the behavior of Common Lisp Please let me know whether you think this is a good idea. -- Scott P.S. Thanks for creating Common-Lisp.Net! I am excited to see it growing!

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[admin] added cl-x86-asm; owned by jconnors
by root＠common-lisp.net 31 Dec '06

31 Dec '06

Add successful at 2006.12.31.08.54.

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[admin] moptilities and metatilities
by Gary King 16 Dec '06

16 Dec '06

Hi oh-powers-that-be... I'd like to turn moptilities and metatilities into real live common- lisp.net projects in order to (I hope) improve my self-organization, etc. They are both MIT style licenses. Here are their descriptions: Moptilities: :description "Common Lisp MOP utilities" :long-description "MOP utilities is designed to provide a common interface between lisps and make the MOP easier to use." Metatilities :long-description "These are metabang.com's Common Lisp basic utilities and what not." thanks, -- Gary Warren King, metabang.com Cell: (413) 885 9127 Fax: (206) 338-4052 gwkkwg on Skype * garethsan on AIM

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[admin] added metatilities; owned by gking
by root＠common-lisp.net 16 Dec '06

16 Dec '06

Add successful at 2006.12.16.14.06.

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[admin] added moptilities; owned by gking
by root＠common-lisp.net 16 Dec '06

16 Dec '06

Add successful at 2006.12.16.14.05.

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[admin] Re: New maintainer for Fetter
by David Huebel 13 Dec '06

13 Dec '06

Hi, I'm the new maintainer for the fetter project. Two quick questions: 1. There are two files in the fetter public_html/ directory, index.html and getting-started.html, that are owned by the former maintainer (Rayiner Hashem) and are not group-writable. Could you make it possible for me to write to these files, or would it be more appropriate for me to ask Rayiner to do it? 2. There is a an ftp/ directory in the fetter project (actually a symlink to /var/ftp/pub/project/fetter, now that I look at it) containing several files, but the links to those files on the project web page appear broken. I don't see anything about ftp on the project-intro or faq pages. Is ftp no longer supported? Thanks, David Huebel

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Re: [admin] SLIME Committers
by enometh＠meer.net 12 Dec '06

12 Dec '06

Thanks a lot for the intitiating the CVS access. But I'm afraid I'm not set up to effectively contribute directly to CVS at this time. You must excuse me for not taking it up right now, and would appreciate it if marco could go ahead (if its not inconvenient) Also, for the future: I only have a "private" public gpg key, (i.e. only self-signed, and not in public web of trusts), would this be a problem? -- Best Regards Madhu

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[admin] SLIME Committers
by Helmut Eller 12 Dec '06

12 Dec '06

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[admin] New projects
by Marijn Haverbeke 10 Dec '06

10 Dec '06

Hello, A few weeks ago I received a common-lisp.net account (mhaverbeke), and I'd like to add two more projects to it. If you could take a look at these and, if they sound good, create the project dirs & mailing lists I would be much obliged. The first one is called Postmodern and is similar to CLSQL, but Postgresql specific. This means it can use a lot of the cool stuff Postgresql provides instead of aiming for a lowest common denominator. Other improvements are a more general SQL-from-S-expressions syntax, a way to define your database structure from Lisp, and not relying on C libraries (while still being blindingly fast, of course). The other one is positively tiny (a hundred lines, with comments), and can be used to convert lisp floating point numbers to and from a binary representation as defined by IEEE 754. If you'd rather not have a proliferation of mini-projects I can just put this under Postmodern (which uses it), and provide a separate tarball there. Both are released under a BSD-style license. Regards, Marijn Haverbeke

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[admin] added ieee-floats; owned by mhaverbeke
by root＠common-lisp.net 10 Dec '06

10 Dec '06

Add successful at 2006.12.10.19.32.

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