stream

Common Lisp provides streams, which can be used with an input or output function to identify an appropriate source or sink of characters or bytes for that operation. A number of extensions to this mechanism have been implemented:

• CAPTURED-STREAM - CAPTURED-STREAM is a small Common Lisp library for viewing streams as sequences
• changed-stream - Is a lisp library for non-destructive changing of streams by inserting or deleting characters at a position
• flexi-streams - FLEXI-STREAMS is a library which implements "virtual" bivalent streams that can be layered atop real binary/bivalent streams
• Gray streams - "Gray Streams" are a generic function wrapping of the COMMON-LISP streams in the standard library, allowing for further specialization by end users
• graylex - graylex offers a means to do string operations on input streams without slurping all input at once by using Common Lisp Gray Streams, fixed-sized and flexible buffers
• gzip-stream - gzip-stream is a simple wrapper around salza which gives CL users gzip compression and decompression in the form of streams (gzip-input-stream and gzip-output-stream)
• odd-streams - ODD-STREAMS implements binary streams with "odd" byte sizes
• simple-stream - Simple-streams are Franz's proposal for a Gray streams replacement
• trivial-bit-streams - Trivial-bit-streams implements flexible buffered bit streams
• trivial-gray-streams - trivial-gray-streams provides an extremely thin compatibility layer for Gray streams

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