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lispCommon Lisp Utilities
Open source Common Lisp implementations include Steel Bank Common Lisp (derived from CMU Common Lisp) Gnu Common Lisp (derived from Kyoto Common Lisp), and OpenMCL (derived from Macintosh Common Lisp). For more information on Common Lisp, see the Association of Lisp Users and Planet Lisp. The Common Lisp Wiki lists open source projects for Common Lisp. Open source repositories for Common Lisp include common-lisp.net and the Franz open source site. AP5 is a Lisp-based specification language. For lighter fare, see PLT Scheme is a family of Scheme implementations, and schemers.org. Larceny is a Scheme implementation, with a version that runs on .NET. Gauche is a Scheme implementation intended to act as a script interpreter. DotLisp is implemented on top of the Mono Project. Common Lisp HTML Documenter
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