AP5 - Declarative Programming Library For Common Lisp (1995)
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Re: AP5 - Declarative Programming Library For Common Lisp (1995)
#2While the article might be from 1995, the library is still maintained. There have been releases each year since 2019, including one last month.
https://ap5.com/
Re: AP5 - Declarative Programming Library For Common Lisp (1995)
#3While the article might be from 1995, the library is still maintained. There have been releases each year since 2019, including one last month. https://ap5.com/
No QL?
Re: AP5 - Declarative Programming Library For Common Lisp (1995)
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not sure what you mean - could you please elaborate on the question?
I believe he’s asking if it’s available via QuickLisp. It’s a sort of package manager for Common Lisp, but it seems to no longer be maintained.
Ah, thanks for the clarification. Quicklisp is very much maintained and is the de-facto standard method for installing Common Lisp packages :) Although there are alternatives, too - https://github.com/CodyReichert/awesome-cl#library-manager
Re: AP5 - Declarative Programming Library For Common Lisp (1995)
#7While the article might be from 1995, the library is still maintained. There have been releases each year since 2019, including one last month. https://ap5.com/
No QL?
Correct, it's not currently available on Quicklisp. I made a Git version of this package in the past, and I may try to publish it on Quicklisp.
(I should note that I'm not the author of AP5.)