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[admin] project creation request
by Ties Stuij 29 Oct '07

29 Oct '07

He, I'd like to request for common-lisp.net to take on two projects: 1) name: armish description: a common lisp assembler for the arm architecture v3 through v5 (till arm9) members: Ties Stuij license: gpl 2) liards - a common lisp nintendo DS rom compiler and DS utility toolkit (eg will provide low-level functions to for example switch on screens or backgrounds, read input, etc.). builds upon armish members: Ties Stuij license: gpl And I'd like to use darcs for version control. email: this one: cjstuij(a)gmail.com my public key: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2.2 (GNU/Linux) mQGiBES75z4RBAC3aos9f9rPF1drGcY9BS9pgLFJcw47R+fX9g8zCnXtIqQesYY+ cGJEv36DdjUwL8dPpjt9J+7t9r2YKdTD5wxPS1mIaSfpsVWtsLtIc6THaGLYq1jG z4tPn56qz4NqnmjPdY/iA+3uybIhXc88ldHNpOzt/1zbf/thnV85WpiyuwCg8Jvi U6G6qMyZa7y9WKs7Y6zFe6UD/2wYJkiNHSr5BsykK44VVG7oSE8/ickZEnwqWeCV kORpp3KZtBf/OLfyfTWDIdba9ayUZApdrqBbIFTVxPMWuoSV6u8gCNcVY1yr9puB DIAk/ut4z4VAnydHNCPUlJDg5RmoCE0TubO/Zp0vTnrlbtjkVDwz1gZnKCFGFHV1 DDe0A/9bGJm1cZYVY8DKmViXgOD+w2o8NivqhId1j2PTB7GgjRE8LaLEwcNjH9Bg W1GIrRnIJKrY+zTiuxA/6/9V8cyIrsEVvm7aXbYVkxHLXBDPmfmej2ZYiByS8Qp0 Ormk/a49zZzWsqqsj6tCirQ9/fmr7BUh3m9nQKSCx7xunuBhYLQeVGllcyBTdHVp aiA8Y2pzdHVpakBnbWFpbC5jb20+iGAEExECACAFAkS75z4CGwMGCwkIBwMCBBUC CAMEFgIDAQIeAQIXgAAKCRCZIBHoXvirq0LxAKChpJtJTYG6e0KTOgaoVUKGO+VV ygCeJqrQeA2So11H3TSfK66/PvLLS1G5Ag0ERLvnYxAIAPvR6yC9zQ2AfCmfjXVo e8KTWYiG9tKIySGqWrmQQZZmBQkK6b3ZwM8KlJaZxs6zR3sD+UqxROT49XypwBT+ 3O9YvjEirzkIfhjU8RfsAALcNQC/j9u+SqtsU23SynZV0VBOCJUTM573TC90aSQt ORI4213YYE8RccNBWQlGNB8Wt2NkGN4YSg5ZDQt+Euw6ne9j5yXmF2nNLbSoKMiY XSmp6lBm/PnE8L7hVUFvJr7ZtgM90mNgo9AW/0aviyTHOtibSrYg0+xBErLDHHOn 5TGgakR8e2+u8MCiQ5/1KNvQXeMs7lSzBm5E/i3EBNqCMDtMqOT7M0B06g874iTb 91MAAwYH/RWHqSh4lbA8wadvMkUnKJb5eR2x4DYhzhWHYG6f9j2qhIWsjtU6jvmf P2krKzUT6JTbi3A5GagRjtmclKyhVXubraujORlAJQ/7v42kLnMpjeBbBKX0FmRH QxA1O0GmXZybqOvDJ/aNgGL131g76hBSl0QpTwQHUUglYBcYppQETJx4AlooQ5WE 0keHgkKWOj9MYH63OWPq5naj6Z3kqGhTRfT21dobuYbOvFQPByZ1J4LKWKTwXLAz n1IyCZ79zv1YQXfdAgCbreJZ/QeLJsdLbcxqBNFFhntlxsfraK32cuXH08MRptGd N6m++5DqTbg8Fht1cfMOm6Lt5wUfRviISQQYEQIACQUCRLvnYwIbDAAKCRCZIBHo Xvirqw4KAJ0f0Z8ePqS1oMDQeY6S9d9vaYTs5QCeL/u+1J/bnv2RDM0ePZKAYWUW 2Qs= =SHBx -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Thanks, Ties Stuij

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[admin] new project proposal: Submarine
by Ryszard Szopa 16 Sep '07

16 Sep '07

Hello, I would like to start a project on common-lisp.net. The project name is submarine. My name is Ryszard Szopa, and at the moment I am the only maintainer. My public gpg key is attached. >From my README file: Submarine is a Common Lisp library that's somewhere between a PostgreSQL library an an object persistency system. It uses Postmodern to communicate with the database. The basic idea is that you create your classes in the metaclass DB-CLASS and submarine cares about creating SQL tables or, if the tables already exist, checking if they conform to the provided specification. Moreover, Submarine supports an intuitive way of expressing both one-to-many and many-to-many relations. Getting submarine ================= At the moment there's only a darcs repository available: darcs pull http://bender.streamtech.nl/darcs/submarine/ You will also need my mop-utilities, which may be incorporated into submarine in the close future: darcs get http://bender.streamtech.nl/darcs/mop-utils Dependencies ============ Submarine depends on Postmodern and Iterate. It uses also my library of MOP utilities, MOP-UTILS, which may become a separate library in the future. On platforms other than SBCL, mop-utils needs Closer-mop. License ======= Submarine is released under a BSD-like license. Which approximately means you can use the code in whatever way you like, except for passing it off as your own or releasing a modified version without indication that it is not the original. Relation to Postmodern ====================== Submarine started as a patch that added, among others, foreign keys support to Postmodern. This meant hacking the DEFTABLE macro and TABLE and TABLEFIELD classes. After some time I realized that my modified Postmodern macros had become far too large and heavy to be easy maintainable. So, I decided to leave Postmodern's code as it was and write a separate library. Introduction for Postmodern users ================================= Submarine tries to keep as much as possible of Postmodern's original API. I use the same terminology, and functions with similar names will probably do very similar things. My purpose was twofold. First of all, I wanted to make porting programs using Postmodern to Submarine easy. Secondly, this would allow me to use some of Marijn Haverbeke's superb documentation nearly without any changes. Main differences between Postmodern and Submarine: * You don't have to create DAO (database access object) classes and SQL tables separately. You just create classes belonging to a certain metaclass, and the library cares of the rest. * If the table with an appropriate name exists in the database, Submarine will test if it has columns with the right names and types. If a column does not exist or has a wrong type, Submarine will offer the user a possibility to fix it. Submarine will warn, but do nothing about any additional columns in the table. * Each DB-CLASS class has its own connection specification. This means that you can just access your objects, without wrapping them in a WITH-CONNECTION macro, and they will care about setting the right connection. * DAO is a basis class for DB-CLASS classes, and methods that are supposed to work on an object of any DB-CLASS class use DAO as a dispatch type. Of course, you don't have to use DAO as a base class, but it makes a lot of things easier. * Submarine supports foreign keys. If you define a DB-CLASS class with a slot whose type is another DB-CLASS, it is treated as foreign key and an appropriate constraint is added to the database. * Submarine provides a function to retrieve all the elements of a given type standing in a many-to-one relation with some DAO object. * The DEF-MANY-TO-MANY macro defines a many-to-many relation between two classes and creates methods appropriate to their retrieval (it creates a link table in the database). * DB-CLASS slots have an additional attribute TRANSIENT. If you set it to a non-NIL value, it will behave just as a STANDARD-SLOT-DEFINITION and will be ignored in database related operations. * Submarine uses MOP rather than macros to achieve its purposes. This makes it easier to maintain and to extend. At the moment there's no real documentation apart from docstrings, but there's a poor man's tutorial in the file http://bender.streamtech.nl/darcs/submarine/doc/example.lisp (this should give you a pretty good overview of the possibilities of Submarine. -- http://szopa.tasak.gda.pl/

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[admin] project application for cl-serializer
by Attila Lendvai 16 Sep '07

16 Sep '07

dear admins, we have another project that we would like to make available for the public: cl-serializer. it's yet another serializer like cl-store (or the serializers in bknr, rucksack, or elephant), but it's highly optimized, so it's faster, conses less and generates smaller output then the others. it's licensed under BSD / public domain. if the project is accepted, please add the following members: lmeszaros tborbely thank you for your time, -- attila

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[admin] how can i get an account?
by DalHo Park 16 Sep '07

16 Sep '07

hi~ i wanna edit/correct some wiki pages about ucw. on the page http://trac.common-lisp.net/ucw/wiki/UcwIntro, it has following string: "If you want to edit the intro, or put something else up on this wiki, get a common-lisp.net account and log in." but, i can't find login/register page on common-lisp.net. cheers, dalho.

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[admin] Remove Mailingslist for my Project cl-ipc
by Stefan Kamphausen 16 Sep '07

16 Sep '07

Hi, on common-lisp.net there is a hosted project called cl-ipc which is my own: http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-ipc/ For me this project is finished and (for the time being) abandoned because I don't need that functionality anymore. In the last weeks the mailings lists have received some spam which keeps nagging at my attentiveness-resources every day. Actually I don't think that I need any mailinglist at all and want to kindly ask for the complete removal of those lists (with the possible exception of the CVS list). Is that possible? Of course I will update the website accordingly. Best regards, stefan -- Stefan Kamphausen --- http://www.skamphausen.de a blessed +42 regexp of confusion (weapon in hand) You hit. The format string crumbles and turns to dust.

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[admin] (no more) spam
by David Lichteblau 29 Aug '07

29 Aug '07

Belatedly, apologies for the recent spam on cxml-devel. My own spam filter caught most of it, so I did not notice what was going on. Mailman's default setting on common-lisp.net for accept_these_members was to accept mails appearing to come from common-lisp.net members, including junk addresses like BlogBlaster(a)common-lisp.net. I have now disabled this mailman option for cxml-devel. d.

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[admin] common-lisp project: sb-ftpd
by Patrick X 26 Aug '07

26 Aug '07

From: Patrick X <dabittweiler(a)gmail.com> Date: Aug 24, 2007 6:39 PM Subject: To: admin(a)common-lisp.net My fullname Patrick X Pippen This is a st louis lisp users group project. Project members: Nate Young <youngnh(a)gmail.com> Patrick X < dabittweiler(a)gmail.com> Description: Similar in nature to the allegro FTPd application, but solely for SBCL. SB-FTPd is a ftp server for steel bank common lisp written entirely in lisp. Since it is written in Common Lisp, security issues related to buffer overflows has been eliminated. Project Name: SB-FTPd License: BSD-Style License http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php -- you must know the ledge of wise and dome to understand your culture of freedom! http://pxpippen.blogspot.com/ http://groups.google.com/group/lispstl Patrick -- you must know the ledge of wise and dome to understand your culture of freedom! http://pxpippen.blogspot.com/ http://groups.google.com/group/lispstl Patrick

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[admin] (no subject)
by Patrick X 24 Aug '07

24 Aug '07

My fullname Patrick X Pippen This is a st louis lisp users group project. Project members: Nate Young <youngnh(a)gmail.com> Patrick X <dabittweiler(a)gmail.com> Description: Similar in nature to the allegro FTPd application, but solely for SBCL. SB-FTPd is a ftp server for steel bank common lisp written entirely in lisp. Since it is written in Common Lisp, security issues related to buffer overflows has been eliminated. Project Name: SB-FTPd License: BSD-Style License http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php -- you must know the ledge of wise and dome to understand your culture of freedom! http://pxpippen.blogspot.com/ http://groups.google.com/group/lispstl Patrick

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[admin] Project Request: oct: quad-double implementation
by Raymond Toy 23 Aug '07

23 Aug '07

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'd like to request a new project called oct, which is a portable implementation of quad-double float, which gives about 65 digits of precision. It's already mostly implemented on my computer at home, but I'd like a more permanent place for it. I am the only member of the project. The license is an MIT license. Thanks, Ray (Raymond Toy) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (Darwin) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFGyjNeJ5IjUmgZO7IRAsOLAKDU6Yb6qMeDYsk1Bjd7+v2LW7WJGgCfWqPV NmrgNGczvYUDSbUE7rJ33h0= =YIVA -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[admin] added oct; owned by rtoy
by root＠common-lisp.net 22 Aug '07

22 Aug '07

Add successful at 2007.08.22.08.25.

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