LISP ... February 2010
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INTERPRETER/COMPILER/IDE
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The Free Poplog Portal - POPLOG - A multi-language software
development environment providing incremental compilers for a number
of interactive programming languages, including Common Lisp. It runs
on Windows, Linux, Solaris, and possibly other systems. It is
distributed under a variant of the MIT open-source license.
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CLISP - ANSI Common Lisp is a high-level, general-purpose programming language.
GNU CLISP is a Common Lisp implementation by Bruno Haible of Karlsruhe
University and Michael Stoll of Munich University, both in Germany.
It conforms to the ANSI Common Lisp standard, and offers many extensions.
It runs on most Linux/UNIX type systems including Mac OS X, as well as
32-bit Windows systems. It is distributed under the terms of GNU
General Public License. The user interface can be in English, German,
French, Spanish, Dutch, Russian and Danish, and can be changed during
run time. GNU CLISP includes an interpreter, a compiler, a debugger,
CLOS, MOP, a foreign language interface, a socket interface, i18n,
fast bignums, arbitrary precision floats and more. An X11 interface is
available through CLX, Garnet, CLUE/CLIO. GNU CLISP runs Maxima, ACL2
and many other Common Lisp packages.
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CMUCL - An implementation of the Common Lisp programming language
which runs on most major UNIX platforms. It substantially conforms to
the ANSI Common Lisp standard The package includes a sophisticated
native code generator. The compiler has provision for foreign code
interface and interprocess communication. There is an implementation
of the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS), an X11 Window System
interface along with a graphical widget library, a source level
debugger, programmer-extensible input and output streams, and an emacs
style editor. It is distributed under the terms of the GNU General
Public License.
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Steel Bank Common Lisp - SBCL - A compiler and runtime system for ANSI
Common Lisp, derived from the CMU CL system. It provides an
interactive environment including an integrated native compiler, a
debugger, and many extensions. SBCL runs on a number of POSIX
platforms, and experimentally on Windows. It is released under the MIT
License, and/or as Public Domain material.
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Common Lisp Application Builder - clab - A Lisp distribution, designed
to include a rich set of libraries, with a view to building standard
GUI applications that are easy to install and use. The package is
released under the BSD License and purports to be portable to many
system environments.
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Jabberwocky - An integrated development environment for Lisp
programs. It includes a Lisp aware editor, a source level debugger and
a way to interact with Lisp processes. It is written in Java and Lisp
and runs on Linux/UNIX systems as well as 32-bit Windows
systems. Jabberwocky is available under the terms of the GNU General
Public License.
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EMBEDDABLE/MINIMAL LISP
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Embeddable Common-Lisp - ECL - An interpreter of the Common-Lisp
language as described in the X3J13 Ansi specification, featuring
Common-Lisp Object System, conditions, loops, etc, plus a translator
to C, which can produce standalone executables. The package includes a
variety of useful components. ECL runs on Linux/UNIX type systems as
well as 32-bit Windows systems. It is released under theGGNU Library
or Lesser General Public License.
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Modular Extension Lisp Language - Modell - An interpreted, modular
implementation of a dialect of LISP, specially suitable for embedding
in applications. It exposes a C++ API for extending/embedding and
includes basic capabilities for object-oriented programming. It is
written in C++ and runs on Linux/UNIX systems. The package is released
under the GNU General Public License.
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Lisp++ - lisp-pp - A minimal Lisp interpreter written in C++. It runs
on Linux/UNIX systems and is offered under the terms of the GNU
General Public License.
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DIALECTS/ LISP-LIKE LANGUAGES
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DotLisp - An interactive, Lisp-like language for .Net scripting and
development. It has deep integration with the .Net runtime and other
resource infrastructure.
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Objective Caml Ultimate Lisp - ocul - a Lisp dialect implemented in
OCaml(Objective Caml). It has many features, including lazy
evaluation, both static and dynamic linkage, partial application of
functions, tail-recursivity. It runs on Linux/UNIX systems and is
released under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
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X Bois de Vincennes Lisp - Xbvl - The Lisp dialect used at University
Paris. Its special features are: Automatic optimizations of Lisp code; a
facility to augment Lisp functions, instructions and variables. The
package is written in C and Lisp and runs on Linux/UNIX systems using
X Window for user interface. It is offered under the GNU General
Public License.
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LIBRARIES
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Jatha - A Java library that implements a large subset of Common LISP,
including most of the datatypes (e.g. packages, bignums). The API
allows access to LISP from Java. Jatha is useful as a fast, embedded
LISP language, or as a standalone LISP. Additional LISP primitives can
be written in Java and registered at runtime to be used in the LISP
interpreter. The LISP engine compiles the input forms to an abstract
machine code specified in Kogge's book "The Architecture of Symbolic
Machines". Jathra should run on any system that adequately supports
Java. It is released under the GNU Library or Lesser General Public
License.
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A CGI library for Common Lisp - lisp-cgi-utils - A software package
for developing CGI scripts with Common Lisp. It implements a very
basic HTTP/CGI interface: sending headers; GET/POST and environment
variables; and tools for particular support for handling HTML
forms. It also supports HTTP cookies for managing state across
requests. This software is licensed unter the GNU Library or Lesser
General Public License 2.1.
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Common Lisp JPEG Library - cljl - A package that implements baseline
JPEG image compression/decompression routines in ANSI Common Lisp. It
is made available under the terms of the BSD License.
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INTERFACE TO NON-LISP ENVRONMENTS
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foil - Foreign Object Interface for Lisp - A protocol and code to
interface between Lisp and instances of runtimes such as the JVM and
CLR, offering comprehensive, safe, dynamic, efficient, and portable
access to Java and CLI libraries from Lisp, with an emphasis on
working in Lisp. The package is in C#, Common Lisp, Java, Lisp. Though
it is most oriented to Windows platforms, it purports to be
portable. It is Copyright (c) Rich Hickey and Eric Thorsen; all rights are
reserved, but it is made available under the Common Public License 1.0.
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Common Lisp bindings to GTK+ - clg - An interface to the GTK+
graphical toolkit for the CMUCL, SBCL and CLISP implementations of
Common Lisp. The package is applicable to Linux/UNIX systems and is
released under the terms of the GNU Library or Lesser General Public
License and the MIT License.
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UTILITIES/TOOLKITS/MISC
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Garnet - A Graphical Toolkit for Lisp, which offers many advanced
features. Garnet stands for Generating an Amalgam of Real-time, Novel
Editors and Toolkits. It was originally developed by the User
Interface Software Group in the Human Computer Interaction Institute
in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University in the
early to mid 1990s. It is an environment for creating interfaces
to Common Lisp software. Garnet was designed for CLISP, but has proven
to work with many LISP implementations. However, speed Performance
may be a significant issue, depending also on the hardware. The
package is oriented to Linux/UNIX systems with X Window, but is
portable. It is in the Public Domain.
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Common Lisp Utilities - CLU - A repository for Common Lisp packages
that run on any compliant implementation of ANSI Common Lisp. The
Common Lisp Utilities are available under the BSD License.
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