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Burton Samograd

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Lisp Hacker, programming language expert and Cloud programmer.

sxc. sxc is an 'S-Expression C' transpiler for generating C code using macros written in Common Lisp

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emacs-jit. Emacs with an Emacs Lisp JIT (Just In Time) compiler using libjit.

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sigil. A Parenscript to Javascript command line compiler and interpreter.

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px2. PX2 is a Javascript Front End Framework designed to replace Backbone written in Parenscript.

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rsa. The RSA Encryption Algorithm written in Common Lisp

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anser. A header only Boolean Propagator Network framework for the omni-directional computation of Integer mathematical functions and computation graph analysis.

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med. med - A fork of the emacs-like text editor for the Mezzano operating system

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autograph. Autograph is a CSS generation language that uses s-expressions for styling rules and allows for the use of variables and functions written in Common Lisp.

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typed-cl. Easier type declerations for for Common Lisp.

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cl-active-variables. Variables with read and write callbacks in Common Lisp.

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externals-clasp. Pulls the llvm/clang library that clasp needs to build

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vecto. An optimized version of the Common Lisp vector drawing library.

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eturia. And Open Computer for Education for teaching #Lisp written in #Javascript.

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tracker. Tracker is the start of a music tracker interface written with PX2 in Parenscript.

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sc. A mirror of the sc spreadsheet calculator source

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sample-apps. JavaScript

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hackernews-reader. A web based Hacker News reader using a node.js server.

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prototype. A starting point 'boilerplate' for a prototype Common Lisp web application.

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cl-magic. parse and decode 'magic bytes' in files

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xp32. XP32 was my university graduation thesis (4th year) project, a graphics demo for DOS.

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Quill. The Quill Common Lisp Language (QCL) with Clarity

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woc. Word Occurance - a poor man's google for the filesystem

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sb-directory. A suite of directory walking and sizing functions in Common Lisp using the sb-posix routines of SBCL.

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