This project aims to provide an alternative to the Common Lisp HyperSpec.
Due to its license, the HyperSpec cannot be modified in any way, so this project
is using a rendition of the ANSI Common Lisp specification draft, which is available in .info or .tex format on various locations.
A more or less recent live version of the repository can be found at cl-community-spec.github.io
For the syntax highlighting, orthecreedence/highlight-lisp is used.
PRs welcome!
The initial HTML pages have been generated using texi2any on the specifiction's .texi files. In the following, convert.py and other Python scripts you can find in
the repository have been used to improve/cleanup that generated HTML. Now the output is at a point where it IMO makes more sense to just do the changes directly on the HTML instead
of going through the conversion scripts, so if you want to contribute, I suggest just making your changes on the files in pages/.
One thing though: please run backlinks.py after you made any changes that alter the title
of a page or any links in the page, as that script generates the Backlinks section on each page.
The generated HTML is kind of messy, but please be careful with auto-formatting tools. A lot of the HTML is preformatted, and not all of the
preformatted text sits inside <pre></pre> tags yet.