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  1. B-Tries
    A prototypical implementation of the data structure described in the paper "B-tries for disk-based string management" (PDF)
  2. Basic-English-Grammar
    Basic-English-Grammar is a lisp system for working with the English grammar data from the
  3. beirc
    beirc is a CLIM IRC client application using the cl-irc library as a backend, initially written by Gilbert Baumann, now maintained by Dave Murray and others
  4. Bits from Mark Triggs's .emacs
    Just a couple of things I find useful for Lisp editing
  5. call-next-macro
    Here's a macro example that may be less of a headache to understand than rebinding
  6. cells
    cells is a dataflow extension to CLOS (think spreadsheet-type programming, with slots being spreadsheet cells) by Kenny Tilton
  7. cgn
    cgn is an interface to the gnuplot plotting library
  8. cl-btree
    B-Tree implemented in Common Lisp
  9. cl-dormouse
    Dormouse ('Doryen' + 'Mouse', groan) is a windowing `graphical' user interface built on top of libtcod
  10. CL-EARLEY-PARSER
    The Earley parser depends on a grammar description (currently in Backus-Naur form) and a lexicon (currently in a plist like form)