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I've released cl-pack 0.1.1. Just a few code improvements suggested by Zach. This is just light stuff, some slight tweeks to be more in line with lisp standards and a few small speed up using native functions I didn't know about instead of my own code.
He'd suggested some more radical changes too, the biggest being to turn the two pack/unpack case statements into macro-foo so that I could just go
(define-directive #\i ...)
all on its own. I gave it a good try and pretty much got it working, but it unfortunately spits out about 125 style warnings, increased the code by about 100 lines or ~ 20% and I'm not sure in the end if it really was any clearer, so I scrapped that for now and am just releasing the basic easy changes and moving onto a few more features.
The planned release will be hopefully something like a few more features for 0.2.0 and then if nothing explodes, release it as 1.0 and cl-pack should be done-ish.
