Type
Event
Date
May 6, 2024 — May 7, 2024
Location
Sky Lounge, Centre for Computers and Law, University of Vienna
Oskar Morgenstern Platz 1, Vienna, 1090
Abstract
The internal architecture of Declt, our reference manual generator for
Common Lisp libraries, is currently evolving towards a three-stage
pipeline in which the information gathered for documentation purposes is
first reified into a formalized set of object-oriented data structures. A
side-effect of this evolution is the ability to dump that information for
other purposes than documentation. We demonstrate this ability applied to
the complete Quicklisp ecosystem. The resulting “cohort” includes more than
half a million programmatic definitions, and can be used to gain insight
into the morphology of Common Lisp software.