CD gamedriver and mudlib

CD gamedriver and CD mudlib (also known as CDlib) are popular LPMud gamedriver and mudlib. The name CD comes from Chalmers Datorförening (Chalmers Computer Society), which most of the developers were members of.

History

In late 1991, Lars Pensjö, creator of Genesis LPMud and of LPMud itself, retired from Genesis. The rest of the administration has decided to create CD as a fork from Lars's development version of LPMud, known as LPMud 3.0.^[1]

Features

Some of the features are:

function data type (since CD.04)
64-bit integers (since CD.05)
guilds, shadows and command souls
met/nonmet seen/unseen system^[2]
rich standard library^[3]^[4]

Notable developers

Notable CD-based MUDs

Genesis LPMud
Xyllomer (CD-based mudlib only; once used CD driver, but ported to DGD)
Muddy Waters

References

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External links

driver - git repository
LPC tutorial - documentation

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Major branches	AberMUD DikuMUD LPMud MOO MU*
Minor branches, codebases	CD CircleMUD CoffeeMUD ColdMUD Copper DGD EnvyMUD FluffOS GodWars Merc MudOS MUSH ROM Sequent SMAUG Talker TinyMUD TinyMUCK
Programming languages	LPC SWLPC
Mudlibs	Ain Soph Mudlib CDlib Discworld Mudlib Lima Mudlib LPUniversity Mudlib MorgenGrauen Mudlib Nightmare Mudlib TMI Mudlib
Protocols	InterMUD MCCP MXP
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History	List of MUDs MUD trees "A Rape in Cyberspace" "A Story About a Tree"
Publications	Designing Virtual Worlds Imaginary Realities Life on the Screen: Identity in the Age of the Internet Terra Nova A Theory of Fun for Game Design
Companies, organizations	Areae Iron Realms Entertainment Jagex Lysator Kesmai The Mud Connector Mythic Entertainment Plaintext Players Simutronics Skotos
People	Alan Cox Aleksi Asikainen Amy S. Bruckman Andrew Gower Ben Laurie Brad McQuaid Brian Green Bruce Woodcock Cat Rambo Chip Morningstar Christopher Howard Wolf Dr. Cat Edward Castronova Elonka Dunin Espen J. Aarseth Greg Stein J. Todd Coleman James Aspnes Jason Scott Sadofsky Jeremy Elson John Viega Joi Ito Judy Malloy Julian Dibbell Kelton Flinn Lars Pensjö Lennart Augustsson Lisbeth Klastrup Mark Jacobs Matt Mihaly Michael Lawrie Michael Seifert Mizuko Ito Nick Yee Noah Wardrip-Fruin Paul Barnett Pavel Curtis Randy Farmer Rich Salz Rich Skrenta Richard Bartle Sherry Turkle Stephanie Shaver Steve Yegge T. L. Taylor Wes Platt

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