[admin] putative new projects for common-lisp.net
Hello, My name is Gary King and I'd like to add the following CL projects to Common-Lisp.net. In all cases, I am the only member at this time. The projects all use the MIT license. 1. containers This is a common-lisp "containers" library that provides a uniform framework for regular Lisp containers (lists, arrays, hash-tables, alists, etc) and a small host of additional container types (doubly-linked lists, queues, sparse arrays, red-black trees, etc.) 2. moptilities This is a project similar in spirit to CLOSER and I'll be trying to merge the two and/or replace my use of moptilities with CLOSER in the coming months. It provides a MOP compatibility layer and several useful (IMHO) MOP related utilities. 3. cl0-utils This is a set of basic Lisp utilities on which containers (and several other of my projects) depend. If you don't want to include this, I can manage for now by merging it with containers. Thanks, -- Gary Warren King metabang.com http://www.metabang.com/
Hi, Gary King <gwking@metabang.com> writes:
My name is Gary King and I'd like to add the following CL projects to Common-Lisp.net. In all cases, I am the only member at this time. The projects all use the MIT license.
1. containers 2. moptilities 3. cl0-utils
They sound good. but considering that the third is a basis for the orther two, and you plan to merge/replace the second with CLOSER, I would propose to create a single project with one repository where there are three modules. What do you think? Regards, Mario
Hi Mario, That sounds like a good plan. Thanks, On Jul 28, 2005, at 8:56 AM, Mario Mommer wrote:
Hi,
Gary King <gwking@metabang.com> writes:
My name is Gary King and I'd like to add the following CL projects to Common-Lisp.net. In all cases, I am the only member at this time. The projects all use the MIT license.
1. containers 2. moptilities 3. cl0-utils
They sound good. but considering that the third is a basis for the orther two, and you plan to merge/replace the second with CLOSER, I would propose to create a single project with one repository where there are three modules.
What do you think?
Regards, Mario
-- Gary Warren King metabang.com http://www.metabang.com/
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