I’m happy to announce the release of Declt my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries. The improvements and bug fixes in this release are the result of running Declt against the whole Quicklisp world (around 3000 ASDF systems for 1500 libraries). See this post for more information.
Oct 16, 2017
I’m happy to announce the next release of Declt , my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries. New in this release: Handle recent change in SBCL’s sb-int:info API. Handle list of contacts (strings) in ASDF systems author and maintainer slots. Some backward-incompatible changes in the keyword arguments to the declt function. More hyperlinks between systems and source files. More robust system’s packages collection (no more code walking). More robust handling of unavailable ASDF components. More robust naming of cross-references.
Feb 28, 2017
The next edition of Declt , my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries, is out. This is a bugfix release with one internal change (a special variable was not following the earmuffs convention) and one actual bugfix (the same Texinfo anchor was generated for symbols with the same name but in different packages).
Nov 4, 2015
I’ve just released version 2.0 of ASDF-FLV, my ASDF extension for supporting file-local variables (a la *package*). The code hasn’t changed, but as for my other libraries, the system and package names are now prefixed with net.didierverna. ASDF-FLV is also available on GitHub now.
Oct 12, 2015
A new major version of Declt , my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries, is out. This release doesn’t contain any change in functionality, yet deserves a major version upgrade since it contains 3 important changes: an infrastructure revamp (along the lines of what Clon endured not so long ago), a license switch from the GNU GPL to a BSD one, and finally a system / package name change. The prefix is now net.didierverna instead of com.dvlsoft. Do I need to apologize for this again? 😀
Jul 13, 2015
As promised last week, I’ve just released a new version of Declt , my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries. This new version is now able to document Clon again (the documentation of which has been updated on the website).
Jun 29, 2015
I’m happy to announce the release of the next beta version of Clon , the Common Lisp / Command-Line Options Nuker. This release contains few functional changes, but a lot of infrastructure ones, plus very important and backward-incompatible modifications. So if you’re a Clon user, please read on.
Jun 25, 2015
After 15 betas, I’m happy enough with the current state of Declt , my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries, to finally make a 1.0 release. A lot of things have changed since the previous version, sometimes in a backward-incompatible way. Many more items are documented (including, as you have recently seen, method combinations). In addition to the reference manual, generated by Declt itself, there is now a real user manual.
Aug 24, 2013
I’ve just released a new version of Declt , my reference manual generator for Common Lisp Libraries. This version underwent a major internals overhaul, required by some of the new features described below:
Oct 23, 2012
A new version of Clon , the Common Lisp / Command-Line Options Nuker, is out. Amongst other things, the following improvements have been made. Support for ABCL has been updated, now that it provides a full MOP. A workaround for SBCL’s CC environment variable problem has been implemented. If the variable is not set (required for sb-grovel), Clon now switches to restricted mode instead of aborting. The dump macro has been extended to accept a &rest argument that will be passed on to the underlying, implementation-specific, dumping facility. A contrib directory has been added, for storing unapplied patches, suggestions etc.
Sep 26, 2012