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* [Mailing Lists][3]
* [Getting it][4]
* [Documentation][5]
* [News][6]
* [Test results][tr]
* [Changelog][7]
[3]: #mailing-lists
[4]: #downloads
[5]: documentation/ (documentation link)
[6]: #news
[7]: changelog.html
[tr]: test-report.html
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### What it is
Common Lisp ships with a set of powerful built in data
structures including the venerable list, full featured
arrays, and hash-tables. CL-containers enhances and builds on
these structures in two ways:
1. By adding containers that are not available in native Lisp
(for example: binary search trees, red-black trees, sparse
arrays and so on).
2. By providing a standard interface so that they are simpler
to use and so that changing design decisions becomes
significantly easier.
Here is a slightly crazy picture of the class hierarchy for
[containers][8] and for [generators. These are PDFs.][9]
[8]: images/containers.pdf
[9]: images/iterators.pdf
{remark
[TINAA][10] documentation for CL-Containers is [available][11].
[10]: http://common-lisp.net/project/tinaa/
[11]: http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-containers/documentation/
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### Mailing Lists
* [cl-containers-devel][13]: A list for questions, patches, bug reports, and so on; It's for everything other than announcements.
[13]: http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cl-containers-devel
{anchor downloads}
### Where is it
metabang.com is switching from [darcs][] to [git][]
for source control; the current cl-containers repository is on
[github][github-cl-containers] and you can clone it using:
git clone git://github.com/gwkkwg/cl-containers
(note that you'll also need to get [metatilities-base][] and
[Moptilities][] to get CL-Containers to work).
git clone git://github.com/gwkkwg/cl-containers
CL-Containers (and friends) should also be [ASDF
installable][18]. Its CLiki home is right [where][19] you'd
expect.
[18]: http://www.cliki.net/asdf-install
[19]: http://www.cliki.net/cl-containers
There's also a handy [gzipped tar file][20].
[20]: http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-containers/cl-containers_latest.tar.gz
{anchor news}
### What is happening
21 December 2010
Moved to git. Minor cleanup. Absolutely nothing exciting. sigh.
24 October 2007
Lots of little updates between then and now.
25 Nov 2005
Wrote a mini tutorial and published it on [unCLog][22].
[22]: http://www.metabang.com/unclog/publisha/atinybit.html
14 Nov 2005
Added links, tarball, etc.
10 Nov 2005
Small patches and corrections; links to the mailing list.
Nothing exciting
4 Nov 2005
OK. I changed my mind aboust waiting for ASDF. CL-Containers
is ready for a release. Things are pretty
weak-around-the-knees however, so the release party planned
on Carnival Cruise Lines has been canceled. Sorry.
Today, I hope to add CLiki pages for CL-Containers and two
other bits of code it relies on: Metatilities and
Moptilities. I'll also finish with the darcs repositories,
and have things ASDF installable. If I'm lucky, it'll
actually work!
6 Oct 2005
I've decided to get cl-containers out without worrying about ASDF. This means I should be able to stick what's needed up on the web site by the end of this week (oh, oh, I've almost made a commitment). This includes:
* cl-containers
* metatilities (everyone needs their own set of matching utilities)
* moptilities (everyone needs their own MOP layer too)
* generic-load-utilities
Most of this will be released using the MIT license although some of the code comes from long ago and far away and has it's own (quite unrestrictive) license. Once I've released, lots of good stuff will remain to do (asdf, testing, making sure it's platform compliant, etc). As always, stay tuned.
5 Oct 2005
I've got most of cl-containers under [darcs][23] now and split away from various unneccesary dependencies of the rest of my code. The next steps are:
[23]: http://www.darcs.org/
* Switching completely to asdf
* Adding license information (cl-containers will be released under the MIT license)
* Getting basic documentation ready
* Making the source available
If things go moderately then "real soon now" may actually occur "real soon". Thanks for your patience.
29 July 2005
I'm in the process of converting cl-containers from a home grown defsystem to ASDF, of cleaning up some unnecessary dependencies and of trying to create a bit of documentation. I hope to have cl-containers up in some form real soon now. You can drop me e-mail if you're interested, would like to help or want to be notified when the code actually appears up here!
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