earl-ducaine/xoamax

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earl-ducaine/xoamax

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cl-garnet

Old, but suprisingly complete toolkit with no dependancies on other non-lisp libraries.

xara-lx

The old Xara LX repo that was removed from Ubuntu package system because of lack of support. Current code is lightly update to run with Ubuntu 19.10 and wxWidgets 3.0. Sadly, many bugs have crept in.

loop-facility-clhs-examples

All loop examples in the Common Lisp Hyper Spec document's Iteration chapter.

stupid-ecl-tricks-1

cl-clue

The Common Lisp User Interface Environment (CLUE) is a portable system for user interface programming in Common Lisp. CLUE, which is based on the X Window System and the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS), extends the CLX interface to provide an architectural model for the construction of interactive Lisp applications. Modelled on the Xt toolkit library, CLUE could be described as a translation of the Xt “intrinsics” into the domain of Common Lisp and CLOS.

clim-ed

emacs-like editor for clim

rtms

RTMS -- Relational Table Management System. Historical RDMS written in Common Lisp for the TI Explorer

clm

CLM (Common Lisp Motif) runs OSF/Motif widgets in a separate C process, with minimal work on the Lisp side and communicates between C and Lisp using TCP sockets.

nworld-documentation

flavors

dwim

Classic Lism Machine TV and Dynamic Windows interface, implemented on top of CLIM. Incomplete and not currently functional with modern Common Lisp and MCClim

fx-foundry

Update the FX-Foundy to work with the latest version of gimp

cairo-demos

Clone of https://gitlab.com/cairo/cairo-demos with some modernization to run with modern versions of Cairo. Hopefully I can get these changes integrated into the main branch.

surf-hippo

Fork of the still maintained Surf Hippo which can be found at http://surf-hippo.neurophysics.eu/ This is an experimental fork for the following purpose:

t-lisp

Dialect of Lisp developed at Yale in the early 80s. See http://www.paulgraham.com/thist.html and http://mumble.net/~jar/tproject/ (or their associated archive.org link) for more information on the project. This is a historical, only, archive.