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Clozure CL is a free Common Lisp implementation [...] Some distinguishing features of the implementation include: |
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*fast compilation speed |
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*native OS threads |
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*precise, generational, compacting garbage collector |
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*convenient foreign-function interface |
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Clozure CL used to be called OpenMCL. It is also sometimes called CCL. You will see the three names being used interchangeably.</blockquote> |
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Latest revision as of 01:34, 5 August 2009
Clozure CL is an implementation of Common Lisp.
Other implementations of Common Lisp.
Clozure CL is a free Common Lisp implementation [...] Some distinguishing features of the implementation include:
- fast compilation speed
- native OS threads
- precise, generational, compacting garbage collector
- convenient foreign-function interface
Clozure CL used to be called OpenMCL. It is also sometimes called CCL. You will see the three names being used interchangeably.