Open Source Common Lisp Software

Unlike conventional audio players, ARITA aims to help music lovers to keep their precious collections well organized and tidy. Therefore it takes a different approach to arranging audio files. They must be emplaced into libraries: 'archives' or 'cuesheets'. Archive - compressionless container like CPIO. Instead of tags for description of tracks, a plain XML/YAML file is placed alongside each archive. Rather than embedding cover art in every track, put a single image next to a library. TIFF supports multipage docs, so scans of covers/discs can be packed together in one file. ARITA will locate and display the said file, allowing you to view all pages. Optional 'signature' files can be created to keep checksums of tracks, so you may ask ARITA to verify them and make sure nothing is damaged due to a sudden failure of HDD/SSD. As for 'cuesheets': tracks are merged into a single continuous audio file and a supplementary text file, which provides information on where tracks start and end.

Small implementation of Push 3 programming language in Common Lisp. Push 3 is described here http://tinyurl.com/push30. Push is a programming language intended primarily for use in evolutionary computation systems.

OpenGL/SDL open-storyline flying car-sim game life in the City. survive. inspired by Elite/Frontier series, Grand Theft Auto, Flashback...

A high-performance functional, set-theoretic collections library. All collections are immutable; updates return a new collection. Supports arbitrary nesting (sets of sets etc.). Implemented with heterogeneous binary trees. Lisp and Java; more to come.

An ACT-R 6.0 module built from the WordNet lexical database (ACT-R/WN-LEXICAL)

Common Lisp API for Ubietylabs Ubigraph visualization package.