Common Lisp resources

This is a collection of links to and resources for commercial, closed-source and free software implemented in Common Lisp and available on various operating systems such as Microsoft Windows, Mac OS and Unix.

If you are familiar with CLiki, here you can find a parallel hierarchy of topics, but not limited to open-source under Unix. Wherever possible, keep the organization similar to that of CLiki.

What do we have?

• By resource type
  • Applications suitable (or intended) for end-users
  • Common Lisp implementations
  • Development aids -- tools used by programmers but not linked into programs.
  • Education -- materials for both teaching and learning Lisp
  • Other Documents
  • Code Anthology -- collection of beautiful or interesting code; become a well educated Lisper
  • Library packages -- code meant to be linked into and used by other programs. Resources in this category may include foreign function glue to enable the use of C-based libraries
  • compatibility layers code for solving compatibility issues for things not in the standard like socket interface, foreign function interface, etc.
• By application domain
  • AI (Artificial Intelligence),
  • Bioinformatics (external link)
  • Business
  • CAD
  • CORBA,
  • Community Software,
  • Cryptography software and resources,
  • Database interfaces,
  • Electronics
  • Games,
  • Graphics Toolkits,
  • Java integration stuff
  • Mathematics packages
  • Music software
  • Networking,
  • Text processing software (string splitters, regex libraries etc)
  • Unix utilities (shell tools in or for Lisp)
  • Web software,
  • XML, DOM and RDF tools
• Community Resources
  • The #lisp IRC channel on irc.freenode.net
  • YoungLispers involved in Lisp development
  • Persons (sic) of any age who contribute to ALU CLiki
  • Conferences
  • GMane - A Mailinglist to Usenet gateway which mirrors many lisp related lists

Some things don't really fit anywhere in the current structure, so are presently Uncategorized. There is a complete listing of pages and a rough Site Map