Common Lisp/External libraries

< Common Lisp

Common Lisp libraries exist for many purposes. Here we will showcase a small sampling of mature, useful, and free packages available, showing some of the functionality they provide.

System Utilities

  1. ASDF — Another System Definition Facility
  2. clbuild — A script to update/install the latest versions of all the most important Common Lisp packages

Language Extension

These libraries add new control structures to the Common Lisp language.

  1. Iterate — Easy and extensible iteration
  2. Extended Binding — Pattern matching, anaphoric control structures, and more
  3. Cells — A constraint based programming paradigm that operates in a way similar to spread sheets
  4. Screamer — Efficient, nondeterminism for Common Lisp
  5. FSet — Functional programming in Common Lisp

Data Structures

  1. CL-CONTAINERS — A library for abstracting data structures details
  2. Funds — FUNctional Data Structures for Common Lisp

Parsing and Text processing

  1. CL-PPCRE — regular expressions library
  2. CXML — An XML parsing library
  3. CL-HTML-Parse — Parsing HTML
  4. CL-YACC — A parser generator
  5. CL-Walker — A Common Lisp parser for Common Lisp

Serialization and Persistent data

  1. Serialization — serialization of Common Lisp data (via cl-serialization and cl-store)
  2. ELEPHANT — A persistent object system
  3. CL-Perec — A persistent object system

GUI

  1. Ltk — Common Lisp interface to Tk (portable GUI library)
  2. McCLIM — A Common Lisp GUI builder

Graphics

  1. Vecto — A library for drawing and rastering vector graphic images
  2. CL-OpenGL — A set of GL, GLU, and GLUT bindings

Web and Network

  1. Drakma — A full featured HTTP client
  2. Portable Allegro Serve — A fairly light weight, multithreaded, HTTP server
  3. Hunchentoot — A Web application server written in Common Lisp

Further reading

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