Re: "M. Kant work..."

[mkant+@cs.cmu.edu (Mark Kantrowitz)]

This is in regard to the inquiry regarding who-calls database,
metering system, source comparison sources, etc.

The Common Lisp Utilities collection is a set of freely
redistributable programming tools for any valid common lisp, as well as some
text files of interest to lisp programmers. The collection currently
includes
	Text Files:
		c-lisp-interfaces.text
		cl-x-lisp-interfaces.text
		lisp-books.text
		lisp-images.text
		lisp-mailing-lists.text
		lisp-vendors.text
		list-intro.text
		pd-lisp-code-ftp-sites.text
		frame-systems.text
	Documentation:
		lisp-utilities.ps	Documentation for 6 of the utilities.
					xref, defsystem, metering, 
					source-compare, user-manual,
					logical-pathnames
		psgraph.doc		Documentation for Bates' PostScript
					DAG grapher.
	Source files:
		defsystem.lisp		System Construction Tool
		framework.lisp		Generic frame system.
		logical-pathnames.lisp	Portable pathnames.
		matcher.lisp		Simple RegExp-like matcher.
		metering.lisp		Code timing/consing profiler.
		psgraph.lisp		Bates' PostScript DAG grapher.
		source-compare.lisp	Diff for Lisp.
		user-manual.lisp	Extracts documentation strings.
		xref.lisp		Cross referencing tool.
		xref-patterns-for-macl.lisp
		xref-test.lisp
	Misc. Extensions:
		date-formatter.lisp	Simple time/date formatting.
		defpackage.lisp		Implementation of defpackage.
		extensions.lisp		Various Lisp extensions.
		initializations.lisp	Initializations.
		save-object.lisp	Save object instances to file.
		contrib/		Misc contributions.
	Loop:
		cmu-loop.lisp		CMU CL's CLtL2 Loop Macro.
		mit-loop.lisp		MIT's CLtL1 Loop Macro.
		sloop.lisp

To obtain the utilities, anonymous ftp to any CMU CS machine (e.g.,
a.gp.cs.cmu.edu [128.2.242.7]) and cd to the directory
/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/mkant/Public/Lisp-Utilities/. You must cd to this
directory in one fell swoop, as the CMU anonymous ftp daemon prevents
access to intermediate directories. (The directory /usr/mkant/Public/
on a.gp is a soft link to this directory. It is preferable to use the
afs pathname directly.) Of course, if your site runs the Andrew File
System, you should be able to cd to the directory directly. 

Mark Kantrowitz
<mkant+@cs.cmu.edu>