There’s a pretty easy way to download and install a lot of Common Lisp software packages. It’s called ASDF-Install.
For some Lisp implementations, you may need to download and install ASDF-Install itself. In my case, I’m using SBCL, which already has ASDF-Install built in.
I added the following to my ~/.sbclrc
to make things easier:
(require :asdf) (require :asdf-install)
Once ASDF-Install is loaded, installing a package, let’s say for example Araneida (an extensible web server written in Common Lisp), is as easy as:
(asdf-install:install :araneida)
Here’s some of the software that I’ve installed with ASDF-Install:
araneida-version-0.90.1 cl-base64-3.3.1 cliki_0.4.4 diff_0.4 html-encode-1.2 ironclad_0.12 kmrcl-1.85 md5-1.8.5 net-telent-date_0.42 portable-clblog_0.222 rt-20040621 split-sequence s-xml trivial-configuration-parser-1.1 trivial-http-1.1 trivial-sockets_0.3 xmls-1.2
Hi! It seems that you haven’t updated the Common Lisp section for a long time…
I’m wondered if you are able to continue this topic?
It’s true – I haven’t played with Common Lisp in a while and I don’t think I have time to devote to it.