A succinct index onto dependencies of Dan Lentz' cl-ctrie

A succinct index onto dependencies of Dan Lentz' cl-ctrie

[To Do: Insert, here, a lengthy doctoral overview about data structures for indexing and search within digital object systems. Include a very length bibliography. No too far sidebars about RDF, OWL, and so on. "Keep it within the lane"]

Ed. Note: These may be available via quicklisp. Alternately, one may apply an SCCM tool manually, to download the newest source trees representing each respective project.

• nibbles - A Common Lisp library for accessing octet-addressed blocks of data
• ironclad - A cryptographic toolkit written in Common Lisp
• cldoc -  documentation tool; alternate to Albert
• unicly - UUID implementation [RFC 4122]
• uuid - (and another) (code alignment?)
• Shared dependency: ironclad
• Additional dep: trivial-utf-8 (see also: Closer-Common, cf. the illustrious 'rune' data type, towards code alignment)
• split-sequence - "self explanatory"
• Informatimago Public Common Lisp Libraries - namely Informatigo 'heap' system)
• cl-irregsexp - regular expressions, alternate to cl-ppcre's Perl-like syntax (code alignment?)
• Stefil - testing framework  [old homepage][new homepage - refer to 'Repository', 'User Guide' other tabs on page]
• Also needs hu.dwim.asdf
• :hu.dwim.serializer - as with the Stefil project, refer to 'Repository' and other tabs on page.
• Likewise hu.dwim.common
• Likewise, Anaphora
• Likewise, hu.dwim.common-lisp (code alignment?)
• Likewise, metabang-bind (but what kind of an SCCM system does this project use?)
• Likewise, hw.dwim.def
• Likewise, hw.dwim.syntax-sugar (with a grain of salt)
• Likewise, hw.dwim.util (code alignment among utility systems?)
• ... :hu.dwim.defclass-star
• CL-STORE - also an object serialization system
• Osicat - compatibility layer onto OSI/POSIX/.... May be common (code alignment)
• CL-PPCRE - Regular expressions in a syntax resembling of perlre (PERL). May be common (code alignment)
• iterate - Extensible alternative to CL:LOOP and other iterative forms defined in CLtL2. May be common (code alignment) 
• Alexandria - a popular bundle of utility forms, in Common Lisp
• Selected subprojects of the Closer Project
• Closer-MOP - common
• ContextL - Towards context-oriented programming in Common Lisp
• Therefore also LW Compat, a compatibility interface onto Harlequin/Xanalys/LispWorks LTD's LispWorks

....and that's all for the dependencies, at that level of study.

Most of those projects are available via Git. Exceptions:

• CLDOC may be downloaded in its source code, with CVS:

  cvs -d:pserver:anonymous:anonymous@common-lisp.net:/project/cldoc/cvsroot checkout cldoc

• Anaphora also uses CVS

  cvs -d:pserver:anonymous:anonymous@common-lisp.net:/project/anaphora/cvsroot checkout -d anaphora src

•  UUID is available as a gzipped tape archive (i.e. *.tar.gz) (see UUID homepage)
• The Trivial UTF-8 project uses Darcs:

  darcs get http://common-lisp.net/project/trivial-utf-8/darcs/trivial-utf-8

• The DWIM.hu projects (Stefil, serializer, etc) also use Darcs

  darcs get http://dwim.hu/live/hu.dwim.stefil/
  darcs get http://dwim.hu/live/hu.dwim.serializer/
  

• Iterate also uses Darcs

  darcs get http://common-lisp.net/project/iterate/darcs/iterate

Optionally, Darcs can be applied with the '--lazy' argument to 'darcs get', as to create a Darcs repository applying a copy on demand methodology for changeset data. Applying this argument, the net time required for the 'darcs get' command may be minimized.