1. manardb
    Fast, persistent, mmap'd Lisp object store
  2. Mandelbrot set explorer
    This mathematics application was written in Common Lisp (by Edi Weitz)
  3. manifest
    Manifest is a documentation tool for semi-automatically documenting Common Lisp packages as a set of web pages, using the toot web server
  4. manifest type system
    A manifest type system is one of many possible type systems
  5. Manuel Odendahl
    Contact me at manuel-cliki@bl0rg.net
  6. map
    Octave-like functionality for Common Lisp
  7. map-bind
    map-bind is a macro that allows visual grouping of variables with their corresponding values (not necessarily 1:1) in calls to mapping operators when using an inline LAMBDA
  8. Marc Battyani
    Marc Battyani :
  9. Marc Mertens
    Marc Mertens, a Person likes to do a little bit of mathematics (Topology, Henstock Integration and Manifolds) , a little bit of physics and of course some hacking in Lisp
  10. MARCH
    MArch is a daemon program that saves email going through a mail server into a database