There are many free Common Lisp Implementations - free as defined by the Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG).
Topic Listing
- cl-sgdos-csv - cl-sgdos-csv is a library for mapping CSV files to LISP lists and CLOS objects and viceversa.
- Coding Convention - This page describes some common coding convention that you'll see in lisp source code
- Conference - Planning on going to a conference? This Cliki page is intended as a starting point for news of conferences with a Lisp theme or at which Lispers are likely to be present in significant numbers
- copying problem - Placeholder for the idea that there is no 'copy of this object' in Lisp
- CRACL - CRACL, the Campaign for Real Ale and Common Lisp, the Lisp user group for the greater Los Angeles area
- Debian - Debian GNU/Linux is a non-commercial Linux-distribution which is very popular with developers, and has CMUCL packages which are frequently updated
- Donald Fisk - An instance of the class Person
- Editing Lisp Code with Emacs - Keyboard tips
- Fear of Lisp - Fear of Lisp, 'parenthephobia' in Greek, is a disease that affects a large percentage of the population involved in the information technologies
- Features - Common lisp allows implementations to have extensions, and has an official way of testing for them, via membership of the *features* list
- ffi - FFI is short for Foreign Function Interface, which is useful for linking to arbitrary C (and not only) libraries from Lisp code
- GMane - GMane is a bidirectional Mail to News gateway
- GNU - GNU is a project to create a GPL-licensed UNIX that was started by Richard Stallman, the creator of EMACS
- Graduate Student - Lisp using Graduate Students include Cyrus Harmon
- lambda-reader - lambda-reader is a language extension that lets you use the Unicode character λ for LAMBDA in the Lisp reader and printer
- Lisp - Next Generation - In a time far, far in the future exists a kinder, gentler, friendlier Lisp
- Lisp Companies - Companies which uses Lisp, Scheme, ..
- Lisp Markup Languages - Lisp Markup Languages are Markup Languages that extend a Lisp system
- macro example - Some CLiki pages contain Lisp macros:
- ObjectStore - ObjectStore is a commercial object database for C++ and Java
- Performance - Performance is either the subject of programmer performance (speed and quality of programming) or program performance (speed and quality of execution (or of compilation when the program under consideration is a compiler))
- PowerShell - An experiment in sending tasks to PowerShell from CL
- profiler - The goal of profiling is to find out the bottlenecks of the program, such as which function consumes the most time, which function is called most times etc
- Proposed ANSI Revisions and Clarifications - Entries under this page have been moved to one of the following two pages:
- Quick Arrays - A re-run benchmark on original code by Ron Parr, with a couple of tweaks by David Mullen to run on CCL, figuring that the contrast between then and now (1996 versus 2020) might be interesting
- reeder - A toy table-driven reader for Lisp, written in Common Lisp
- REPL - The Read Eval Print Loop of a Lisp listener
- Self-Generation - An expression that evaluates to itself
- Three Comma Programmer - A Three Comma Programmer is the Lisp version of the Three Star Programmer in C
- uLisp - uLisp is an embedded Lisp for microcontrollers, supporting Arduino, Adafruit M0/M4, Micro:bit, ESP8266/32, and RISC-V boards
- YoungLispers - Lisp is not just your grandpa's language