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If you have a unary function F, you can compose it with function G, H = F ∘ G, which means H(x) = F(G(x)). Instead of running x through F directly, you run it through G first and then run the output of G through F.
If F is a binary function, then you either compose it with a unary function G on the left input: H = F ∘left G, which means H(x, y) = F(G(x), y) or yo...
I released a hopefully inspiring gallery:
lisp-screenshots.org
We divide the showcase under the categories Music, Ga...
A literate program consists of interspersed narrative and code chunks. From this, source code to be fed to the compiler is generated by a process called tangling, and documentation by weaving. The specifics of tangling ...
Zach Beane has released the latest Quicklisp beta (January 2026), and I am pleased to have contributed to this release. Here are the highlights:
dual-numbers — Implements dual numbers and automatic differentiation using dual numbers for Common Lisp. fold — FOLD-LEFT and FOLD-RIGHT functions. function — Provides higher-order functions for composition, currying, p...