Unix

Pages on CLiki that may help with closer integration of CL and Unix :

• CL-IPC - CL-IPC is an UFFI wrapper to do Unix IPC
• cl-launch - cl-launch is a unix utility to make your Lisp software easily invokable from the shell command-line
• cl-syslog - cl-syslog provides access to the Unix syslog logging facility
• CLISP-Shell - A description of how to make CLISP work as a Unix shell
• CLTIO - CLTIO is a UFFI binding to the Unix termio library for raw serial/termial I/O
• com.informatimago.common-lisp.interactive - informatimago interactive is a collection of Unix-like file browsing commands, and REPL-management tools
• COM.INFORMATIMAGO.SUSV3 - SUSV3 is an interface to the Single Unix Specification version 3 API
• detachtty - detachtty is a Unix system programming utility that lets you run interactive programs (such as Lisp) non-interactively
• IOlib-POSIX - A POSIX FFI and groveler mostly geared towards Unix
• NetBSD - NetBSD is a free, secure, and highly portable UNIX-like operating system
• optparser - optparser is a Unix command-line options parser for simple shell scripts, geared towards ease-of-use and unambiguity
• org-davep-newsrc - org-davep-newsrc is a Common Lisp library that provides a couple of classes for reading a Unix Usenet newsrc file
• OSICAT - Operating system interface library mainly for Unix
• RESOURCE-UTILIZATION - RESOURCE-UTILIZATION gathers and displays resource utilization statistics from Linux's /proc interface
• rootkit - The root package implements a convenient security backdoor for Unix with CMUCL:
• s-expr-dot-c - s-expr-dot-c [broken link 2007-08-04] is an implementation of the Lisp reader written in C
• screen - GNU Screen is a Unix utility that permits running multiple interactive windows
• shelisp - Shelisp provides mechanisms for composing and running Unix shell? (particularly bash) commands and constructs from Common Lisp
• ShellScripting - A description of how to write Lisp code to be invoked as a command from Unix shells
• Torta - Torta shows you where your disk space is going
• trivial-raw-io - trivial-raw-io provides access to raw serial/termial I/O (termios) under Unix
• unix-options - unix-options is a library for processing Unix-style command-line arguments
• vcs-tree - vcs-tree is a shell utility that walks through a directory tree and performs actions on Version Control System managed directories
• wcp-termcap - wcp-termcap is a library to parse Unix termcap (terminal capability) files

You can make your lisp files executable with CMUCL and CLISP on GNU/Linux.

Pages in this topic: CL-IPC   cl-launch   cl-syslog   CLISP-Shell   CLTIO   com.informatimago.common-lisp.interactive   COM.INFORMATIMAGO.SUSV3   detachtty   IOlib-POSIX   NetBSD   optparser   org-davep-newsrc   OSICAT   RESOURCE-UTILIZATION   rootkit   s-expr-dot-c   screen   shelisp   ShellScripting   Torta   trivial-raw-io   unix-options   vcs-tree   wcp-termcap  

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