2009 2 8
Projects
After waiting three weeks, I finally got the permission to release the projects I'm working on under the GPLv2, namely rdf, an RDF library and triple store, n3, a N3 parser, sicl, a SPARQL parser, and lexer, a lexer macro required by the last two, all written in Common Lisp.
sicl is a fork of Richard Newman's twinql, of which he recently released the last public version under the GPLv2. I replaced everything Wilbur related, replaced the lexer with a new one and fixed and enhanced it's features, for example RDF collection support. Richard insisted on a new name to avoid confusion with Franz's twinql. If you're looking for a currently developed open-source Lisp SPARQL implementation, have a look at sicl. If you want a commercially supported SPARQL implementation on top of a high-performance RDF store, you should consider AllegroGraph. I've switched from darcs to git and pushed everything to github.com.