djbuzzkill

Well, another week has passed and still haven't worked much on it. It is basically done but, I would still like to polish up some rough edges on the demonstration. I'm glad I really pushed to get my project done early because crunch time is picking up for my other classes so I've still been focused on those this past week. Maybe next week I'll have some final photos again.

I have not worked much on the project this week as I have devoted a little more time to my other classes. I intended to put a little more time in but, the the availability circumstances of the capstone room and my schedule made things a little difficult. I'm planning to put some time in this weekend as I can be pretty sure there will not be any faculty meetings during that time.

It's almost over. The primary project is complete and ahead of time. I did not work much on the project this week, aside from minor code clean up and optimizations. I will also complete documentation of the project this coming week. Luckily there are several documentation generation libraries available for Common Lisp. The one I'm using, called cldoc, evaluates every file in the entire source code library and creates namespace, type and function documentation, along with an index of all public symbols.

Now for the fun part. Part of the original goal is to release dx as an open source project. I'm gonna start looking through open source licenses to find which one fits my project the best. Currently the BSD license seems to be the best match as is the case for many lisp projects. I don't know what kind of reception, if at all this project will recieve but it will be available if anyone is cares.