CL-Sack is a Common Lisp library for making and manipulating Sack files.
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CL-Sack is a Common Lisp library for making and manipulating Sack files.
Also included are the command line programs Sacked, a tool to create and edit Sack files, and Sackyhack, a tool to examine Sack files at a lower level.
GSacked is also included, though incomplete. This is a graphical (GTK-based) Sack editor.
Supported Lisp implementations: SBCL, CLisp, or Clozure Common Lisp
You will also need these libraries for the CL-Sack library:
For Sacked and Sackyhack, you will need:
For GSacked, the following packages are required:
To build just the library:
Fork(asdf:load-system :cl-sack)The easiest way to build the binaries is with the build.sh script. Do ./build.sh --help to see how to use the script, or just to ./build.sh to build everything.
Windows users should instead run SBCL manually from within the root CL-Sack directory (where INSTALL and README are) using one of the following commands:
sbcl --disable-debugger --load make-files\make-sacked.lispsbcl --disable-debugger --load make-files\make-sackyhack.lispsbcl --disable-debugger --load make-files\make-gsacked.lispThe resulting binaries will be in the "bin" directory.