CLX (Common Lisp)

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CLX
Written in Common Lisp

CLX is the standard X Window System protocol client library for the Common Lisp programming language,[1]1:3 the C equivalence of which is Xlib.

CLX contains data types, functions and macros for interacting with an X server by sending requests and receive events and replies.[1]1:3 This allowes programmers to write programs without knowing the details of the protocol.

CLX is completely written in Common Lisp and does not use Xlib.

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  1. ^ a b CLX — Common LISP X Interface

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