ABCL

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ABCL (Armed Bear Common Lisp) is an implementation of the Common Lisp programming language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine, enabling interoperability with Java code.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Common Lisp implementation
free software project
open-source software
acronym ABCL NERFINISHED
canAccessFromLisp Java fields
canBeEmbeddedIn Java applications
canCallFromLisp Java methods
canInstantiateFromLisp Java objects
category Common Lisp implementation on JVM
Lisp for the Java platform NERFINISHED
conformsTo ANSI Common Lisp standard (substantial subset) NERFINISHED
fullName Armed Bear Common Lisp NERFINISHED
hasComponent Java-Lisp interoperability layer
Lisp compiler to JVM bytecode
Lisp interpreter
hasFeature ASDF support
CLOS (Common Lisp Object System) NERFINISHED
Garbage collection via JVM
Java object access from Lisp
compilation to JVM bytecode
condition system
dynamic class loading
embedding in Java applications
foreign-function-like access via Java interop
interactive REPL
loading Lisp code from JAR files
package system
threads support (via JVM)
implementationLanguage Java NERFINISHED
license GNU General Public License
GPL-compatible free software license
operatingSystem cross-platform (via JVM)
primaryUse integrating Common Lisp with Java codebases
running Common Lisp on the JVM
scripting and extension language for Java applications
programmingLanguage Common Lisp NERFINISHED
repositoryHosting GitHub NERFINISHED
runsOn Java Virtual Machine NERFINISHED
supportsDeploymentAs JAR file
library for Java projects
supportsInteroperabilityWith Java NERFINISHED
Java classes
Java libraries
supportsStandard Common Lisp NERFINISHED
JVM bytecode
targetPlatform Java Virtual Machine NERFINISHED
website https://abcl.org/

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