Robert Uhl has a preliminary review of Montezuma.
The API is mostly well thought-out, although there are a few quibbles I have.
All in all, for a 0.1.1 release Montezuma is pretty cool; there's a lot of potential there. If your project needs this type of search capability, it's worth taking a look.
Also, I forgot to thank some people whose code is included as part of Montezuma: I used Peter Seibel's META-inspired parser, Xach Beane's heap implementation, and Franz Inc.'s Porter stemmer.
Posted by jjwiseman at July 18, 2006 03:13 PMThe heap implementation in Timer 0.4.0 has some bugs that I fixed when porting it to sbcl. If you haven't found them already have a look at src/code/timer.lisp in the sbcl source tree.
Posted by: Gabor Melis on July 19, 2006 12:44 AMWhere is the www home for Peter Seibel's parser? I can't find it on cliki.net, in the example code for his book, or anywhere else on his web page.
Posted by: Larina Rohr on July 23, 2006 02:07 PMI am a little surprised that my heap implementation has been used anywhere else. I copied it almost line-for-line from CLR(S).
Posted by: Zach Beane on July 25, 2006 08:48 AMWell, I'm very lazy.
Posted by: John Wiseman on August 1, 2006 01:03 PM