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A new patch release 2.0.3 of the MD5 implementation for Common Lisp has been released, which includes support for md5sum-string for as yet unsupported Lisp implementations through flexi-streams. This enhancement was supplied by Daniel Kochmanski. The new release is available from its PMSF page, and its GitHub home.
A new patch release 2.0.2 of the MD5 implementation for Common Lisp has been released, which includes fixes supplied by Martin Simmons for release 7.0 of LispWorks. The new release is available from its PMSF page, and its GitHub home.
A new patch release 1.0.2 of the SHA-3 library has been released, which fixes an important bug in the generation of message digests, where multiple calls to sha3-update with partially filled buffers could lead to input data being lost and therefore incorrect and colliding message digests being generated.
A new patch release 2.0.1 of the MD5 implementation for Common Lisp has been released, which fixes a bug on 64-bit releases of LispWorks, that would lead to wrong digests being generated at all times. The new release is available from its PMSF page, and its GitHub home.
As atonement for the recent MD5 release, and since we seem to perversely enjoy bumming numeric Common Lisp code, we have put together an implementation of the newly announced SHA-3, i.e. the algorithm formerly known as Keccak.
The MD5 implementation for Common Lisp implemented by Pierre R. Mai a decade ago has been floating around in various tweaked versions for some time now. We have now produced a new consolidated release (release 2.0.0) of this with proper packaging, all known fixes and tweaks and implementation optimizations. The new release is still available from its PMSF page, and its new GitHub home.
A new minor release of Deflate is available, which only contains two changes from 1.0.0:
Due to popular demand, the Deflate system is now called "deflate" instead of "Deflate", thus allowing (require :deflate) or (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :deflate) to do the right thing. Note that this is an incompatible change from version 1.0.0, thus requiring changes to system definition or init files referencing "Deflate" to reference "deflate" or :deflate or #:deflate instead.
