Lisp (LISP) is a family of programming languages with a distinctive, fully parenthesized prefix notation. The best-known general-purpose Lisp dialects are Racket, Common Lisp, Scheme, and Clojure.
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Dev How To wiki/documentation.
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Embeddable Common-Lisp main repository.
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ergo is a project dependencies management program and project builder. Given a project stored in a git repository, ergo fetches the project and its dependencies (also git repositories), builds them, and loads, tests, or runs the project. Any git repository, public or private, can be a project or a dependency: there is no central index to register with. Each project selects the versions of its dependencies (branch, tag, release, or commit), and the versions actually used are recorded in a lock file, so that builds are reproducible.
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Pascal Bourguignon's personal emacs library. Description at http://www.informatimago.com/develop/emacs/
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Plain text boilerplate removal using character n-gram frequency across a corpus. Builds a template model from a sample, filters files in a single linear pass, and validates automatically. Includes an obfuscated mode where the model is a set of integers and output filenames are hashed: the operator never reads the content. AWK for character processing, Bash for orchestration, Lisp layer planned for positional classification.
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A Spring Lisp Game Jam 2020 entry. https://awkravchuk.itch.io/darkness-looming-the-dawn
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My studies on the amazing The Little Schemer book.
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Simple embeddable LISP implementation for .NET inspired by Schemy and Clojure.
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Scripts for setting up a Common Lisp (CL) development environment
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🖼️ Stump Window Manager🧊 Config FilesUpdated -
Common Lisp client to Asterisk AMI protocol
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CSCI400 (Programing Language) Project: A homemade implimentation of Lisp (Scheme). It does not quite work in its current form
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A Lisp designed to integrate with Lua.
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