Quicklisp news

New projects:

• 3bz — deflate decompressor — MIT
• bp — Bitcoin Protocol components in Common Lisp — MIT
• cardiogram — Simple test framework — MIT
• cesdi — Provides a compute-effective-slot-definition-initargs generic function that allows for more ergonomic initialization of effective slot definition objects. — Unlicense
• chameleon — Configuration management facilities for Common Lisp with multiple profile support. — MIT
• ci-utils — A set of tools for using CI platforms — MIT
• cl-clsparse — Common Lisp bindings for clSPARSE — Apache License, Version 2.0
• cl-ecma-48 — This package exports a macro for defining ECMA-48 control functions and the 162 functions defined by this. — AGPLv3
• cl-flat-tree — A flat-tree implementation in Common Lisp. — MIT
• cl-kraken — A Common Lisp API client for the Kraken exchange — MIT
• cl-naive-store — This is a naive, persisted, in memory (lazy loading) data store for Common Lisp. — MIT
• cl-shlex — Lexical analyzer for simple shell-like syntax. — MIT
• cl-smt-lib — SMT object supporting SMT-LIB communication over input and output streams — BSD-3-Clause
• cl-wadler-pprint — An implementation of A Prettier Printer in Common Lisp. — Apache-2.0/MIT
• classowary — An implementation of the Cassowary linear constraint solver toolkit — zlib
• clsql-local-time — Allows the use of local-time:timestamp objects in CLSQL models and queries — MIT license
• datamuse — Common Lisp library for accessing the Datamuse word-finding API — MIT
• date-calc — Package for simple date calculation — GPL or Artistic
• font-discovery — Find system font files matching a font spec. — zlib
• horse-html — Parenscript/HTML done better — MIT
• hunchentoot-multi-acceptor — Multiple domain support under single hunchentoot acceptor — Apache License, Version 2.0
• lila — a cleaner language based on Common Lisp — MIT
• linear-programming — A library for solving linear programming problems — MIT
• lsx — Embeddable HTML templating engine with JSX-like syntax — BSD 2-Clause
• markup — markup provides a reader-macro to read HTML/XML tags inside of Common Lisp code — Apache License, Version 2.0
• num-utils — Numerical utilities for Common Lisp — Boost Software License - Version 1.0
• orizuru-orm — An ORM for Common Lisp and PostgreSQL. — GPLv3
• paren6 — Paren6 is a set of ES6 macros for Parenscript — Apache License, version 2.0
• pngload-fast — A reader for the PNG image format. — MIT
• polisher — Infix notation to S-expression translator — MIT
• select — DSL for array slices. — Boost
• simple-parallel-tasks — Evaluate forms in parallel — GPL-3
• stripe — A client for the Stripe payment API. — MIT
• trivial-extensible-sequences — Portability library for the extensible sequences protocol. — zlib
• trivial-package-local-nicknames — Portability library for package-local nicknames — Public domain
• uax-14 — Implementation of the Unicode Standards Annex #14's line breaking algorithm — zlib
• uax-9 — Implementation of the Unicode Standards Annex #9's bidirectional text algorithm — zlib
• with-output-to-stream — Provides a simple way of directing output to a stream according to the concise and intuitive semantics of FORMAT's stream argument. — Public Domain
• ziz — An ad hoc Quicklisp distribution. — MIT

Updated projects: 3d-matrices, also-alsa, anaphora, antik, april, architecture.service-provider, asdf-encodings, asteroids, atomics, bike, binary-io, binfix, bknr-datastore, black-tie, bodge-chipmunk, bodge-glfw, bodge-nanovg, bodge-nuklear, bodge-ode, bodge-openal, bodge-sndfile, caveman, cepl, cl+ssl, cl-algebraic-data-type, cl-amqp, cl-change-case, cl-collider, cl-cookie, cl-coveralls, cl-cuda, cl-dbi, cl-digikar-utilities, cl-fad, cl-fond, cl-freetype2, cl-geocode, cl-hamcrest, cl-ipfs-api2, cl-kanren, cl-ledger, cl-lexer, cl-lzlib, cl-mango, cl-markless, cl-mssql, cl-openstack-client, cl-patterns, cl-pdf, cl-permutation, cl-python, cl-qrencode, cl-rdkafka, cl-readline, cl-sat, cl-sat.glucose, cl-sat.minisat, cl-sdl2, cl-sqlite, cl-str, cl-tiled, cl-yesql, clack, clack-errors, closer-mop, clx, coleslaw, command-line-arguments, common-lisp-jupyter, concrete-syntax-tree, croatoan, data-lens, datum-comments, definitions, deploy, dexador, drakma, dufy, easy-routes, eclector, eco, envy, erudite, esrap, esrap-peg, fare-scripts, fast-http, fast-websocket, femlisp, fiasco, float-features, flow, folio2, fxml, gendl, glsl-spec, glsl-toolkit, golden-utils, graph, helambdap, hermetic, http-body, ironclad, jsonrpc, jsown, kenzo, lack, lastfm, lisp-binary, literate-lisp, log4cl, lucerne, magicl, maiden, matlisp, mcclim, mito, nineveh, ningle, nodgui, origin, overlord, parachute, parse, parser.common-rules, patchwork, petalisp, piggyback-parameters, pjlink, pngload, portableaserve, postmodern, proc-parse, prometheus.cl, py4cl, qlot, quilc, quri, qvm, random, ratify, re, replic, restas, rove, rpcq, rtg-math, rutils, sc-extensions, scalpl, sel, serapeum, shadow, should-test, simplified-types, sly, spinneret, staple, stumpwm, swank-client, trivia, trivial-continuation, trivial-hashtable-serialize, trivial-indent, trivial-json-codec, trivial-left-pad, trivial-monitored-thread, trivial-object-lock, trivial-pooled-database, trivial-timer, trivial-utilities, trivial-variable-bindings, type-i, umbra, uri-template, utilities.print-items, varjo, verbose, vernacular, woo, zs3.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp").

If you get a "badly sized local archive" error during the update, you can also safely use the DELETE-AND-RETRY restart to proceed. This error was introduced by a metadata problem on my end. Sorry about that!