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LISPs↑
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Lambda caculus/1981↑
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String and List Processing ↑
String and List Processing/1981↑
String and List Processing/us ↑

Common LISP(ID:946/com014)

Consensus-based common dialect of LISP 

alternate simple view
Country: United States
Designed 1981
Published: 1981
Genus: Lazy Evaluation LISPs
Sammet category: String and List Processing

An effort begun in 1981 to provide a common dialect of LISP. The result is a large and complex language, fairly close to a superset of MacLisp.
Lexical binding, data structures using defstruct and setf, closures, multiple values, types using declare, a variety of numerical types. Function calls allow optional, keyword and &rest arguments. Generic sequence can either be a list or an array. Formatted printing using escape characters.
Common LISP now includes CLOS, an extended LOOP macro, condition system, pretty printing, logical pathnames.

According to some postings called "Yu-Shiang Lisp", though why is not clear


Related languages
HCPRVR → Common LISP   Written using
INTERLISP → Common LISP   Evolution of
MACLISP → Common LISP   Evolution of
NIL → Common LISP   Incorporated into
Scheme → Common LISP   Evolution of
Spice Lisp → Common LISP   Influence
ZetaLisp → Common LISP   Evolution of
Common LISP → ABCL/R2   Written using
Common LISP → AKCL   Total Implementation
Common LISP → Butterfly Common LISP   Extension of
Common LISP → Cantor   Incorporated some features of
Common LISP → CLM   Written using
Common LISP → Closette   Extension of
Common LISP → CLX   Implementation
Common LISP → CMN   Written using
Common LISP → ComLisp   Subset
Common LISP → Common Music   Written using
Common LISP → CommonLisp0   Subset
Common LISP → DTP   Based on
Common LISP → EAT   Based on
Common LISP → ECoLisp   Implementation
Common LISP → EuLisp   Influence
Common LISP → FRAPPS   Based on
Common LISP → ILU   Interface for
Common LISP → KCL   Implementation
Common LISP → KEE   Based on
Common LISP → KRS   Built on
Common LISP → MACE   Built with
Common LISP → MVL   Based on
Common LISP → Nqthm   Extension of
Common LISP → ObjectLisp   Extension of
Common LISP → ONS   Runs under
Common LISP → Paralation LISP   Extension of
Common LISP → PARCIL   Based on
Common LISP → QLISP   Extension of
Common LISP → Screamer   Extension of
Common LISP → Uranus   Written using
Common LISP → Yale Haskell   Written using
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  • (2002) Library of Congress Subject Headings C28
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