CMU Common Lisp

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CMU Common Lisp is a high-performance, open-source implementation of the Common Lisp programming language developed at Carnegie Mellon University, notable for its advanced compiler and optimization capabilities.

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CMU Common Lisp canonical 2
CMU Common Lisp implementation 1
CMUCL 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Common Lisp implementation
compiler
free software
open-source software
category Common Lisp compiler
Common Lisp development environment NERFINISHED
designGoal high performance
portable implementation
research platform for compiler technology
developer Carnegie Mellon University NERFINISHED
distribution some 64-bit platforms
x86 architecture
feature ANSI Common Lisp support (substantial)
advanced optimization
efficient numerical code generation
foreign function interface
generational garbage collector
interactive debugger
native code compiler
profiling tools
safety and speed optimization controls
sophisticated compiler diagnostics
type inference
hasComponent Python compiler (CMUCL compiler)
hasSubsystem debugger
foreign function interface
garbage collector
runtime system
implementationLanguage C NERFINISHED
Common Lisp NERFINISHED
influenced SBCL NERFINISHED
license public domain-like license
notableFor aggressive optimization capabilities
good performance for numeric computing
high-performance compiler
operatingSystem BSD NERFINISHED
Linux
Solaris NERFINISHED
Unix-like systems
origin Carnegie Mellon University NERFINISHED
programmingLanguage Common Lisp NERFINISHED
shortName CMUCL NERFINISHED
supportsStandard Common Lisp Object System NERFINISHED
Common Lisp condition system NERFINISHED
Common Lisp macros

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Scott Fahlman knownFor CMU Common Lisp
Scott Fahlman developed CMU Common Lisp
Scott Fahlman notableWork CMU Common Lisp
this entity surface form: CMU Common Lisp implementation
Common Lisp hasImplementation CMU Common Lisp
this entity surface form: CMUCL