[admin] Requesting project space for a lisp based database stored procedure generator (and some other questions)
Hi, My name is David Creelman and I've been working on a personal lisp project (which I'm having trouble giving a name...) that I'd like to open source. Could you perhaps recommend a lisp friendly open source licence to me? The project is not quite finished, but can already produce some useful outputs.
So, what does it do?
At the moment I can type the following in lisp :-
(defproc mysqlproc () (setv j 23.2) (sprint j) (if (< j 0) (print j)))
Which will 'compile' to the following MSSQL :-
create procedure mysqlproc as begin declare @j decimal(3,2) set @j = 23.2 print @j if @j < 0 print @j end
So, as you can see, it's in it's early days and it is also a learning test bed on lisp for me.
My plan is firstly to support most of the important data manipulation commands (select/insert/update) and then maybe some data definition concepts (create/alter/drop table), though I may look at how to integrate this into clsql, which I think does this kind of thing.
I'm also going to get it to work with Oracle stored procs. If I'm feeling very ambitious I may end up making it work on sqlite (by making it generate executable code rather than stored procs) and a simple lisp based database as well.
Could you let me know if/when it would be possible to set up a place for this on common-lisp.net?
Thanks for your time.
Regards David GPG 7d779ca5
Hi David,
Your project looks interesting.
The easiest license is something like the MIT or BSD ones; if you want to be more LGPL, then you'll probably want the LLGPL that Franz first used.
In order to set up a project, you'll need an account. In order to get an account, you'll need to send us you PGP public key (use gpg -- armor --export gwking@metabang.com to output it (only don't use my e- mail address! <smile>)). You'll also need a project name (it reminds a tiny bit of parenscript so maybe you could play with something like sqlscript).
HTH,
On Aug 28, 2008, at 12:33 AM, David Creelman wrote:
Hi, My name is David Creelman and I've been working on a personal lisp project (which I'm having trouble giving a name...) that I'd like to open source. Could you perhaps recommend a lisp friendly open source licence to me? The project is not quite finished, but can already produce some useful outputs.
So, what does it do?
At the moment I can type the following in lisp :-
(defproc mysqlproc () (setv j 23.2) (sprint j) (if (< j 0) (print j)))
Which will 'compile' to the following MSSQL :-
create procedure mysqlproc as begin declare @j decimal(3,2) set @j = 23.2 print @j if @j < 0 print @j end
So, as you can see, it's in it's early days and it is also a learning test bed on lisp for me.
My plan is firstly to support most of the important data manipulation commands (select/insert/update) and then maybe some data definition concepts (create/alter/drop table), though I may look at how to integrate this into clsql, which I think does this kind of thing.
I'm also going to get it to work with Oracle stored procs. If I'm feeling very ambitious I may end up making it work on sqlite (by making it generate executable code rather than stored procs) and a simple lisp based database as well.
Could you let me know if/when it would be possible to set up a place for this on common-lisp.net?
Thanks for your time.
Regards David GPG 7d779ca5
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