1. GPL
    The GNU General Public License is the "copyleft" license used by most of the applications developed by the Free Software Foundation (FSF)
  2. GPL3
    GPL3 is a modification of the GPL2 license (not to be confused with the LGPL)
  3. Graduate Student
    Lisp using Graduate Students include Cyrus Harmon
  4. graph
    Bouquet - Bouquet is a graph generator for the Tulip graph visualization software cl-dot - CL-DOT is a library for easily generating dot (Graphviz) output from arbitrary Lisp data cl-graphviz - cl-graphviz is a CFFI interface to graphviz with cl-graph integration floyd-warshall - floyd-warshall is a (very) preliminary library for Floyd-Warshall all-pairs shortest-path algorithm computations on weighted directed Graphs, written by Robert Goldman s-dot - S-Dot by Martin Loetzsch is a Common Lisp interface to the 'dot' tool of the GraphViz graphics library
  5. graph-utils
    graph-utils: graph analysis utilities for Common Lisp
  6. Grapher-Server
    Grapher-Server is an AJAX application combining AllegroServe, CL-Graph and GraphViz by Gary King
  7. Graphic-Forms
    Graphic Forms is a Windows GUI library using the Win32 API
  8. Graphics library
    Low-level graphics libraries
  9. Graphics Toolkit
    See GUI
  10. 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