
* Common Lisp implementations
** Free implementations
*** CLISP Common Lisp
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- Homepage  :: http://clisp.org/
- Repository :: http://hg.code.sf.net/p/clisp/clisp
- History   :: [[http://clisp.org/summary.html][CLISP Common Lisp Summary]]
- License   :: GPL-2.0+ (readline is GPL-3.0 now, so the combined work
     with the upstream version is GPLv3, but CLISP may be built with
     the older version I suppose).
- Author(s) :: Bruno Haible, Michael Stoll, Marcus Daniels, Pierpaolo
     Bernardi, Sam Steingold
- Initial release date :: April 1987
- Last release :: 2.49 / July 7, 2010
- Last activity :: 2015-05-31
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Armed Bead Common Lisp
UABCL
Carnegie Mellon University Common Lisp
Clozure Common Lisp
Corman Lisp
Poplog
Steel Bank Common Lisp
Ufasoft
Embeddable Common-Lisp

** Commercial implementations
Allegro
HCL
LispWorks
Liquid
mocl
Open Genera
Scieneer

** Incomplete implementations
XCL
Movitz
Mezzano
JSCL
SICL
CLASP
CLforJava
GNU Common Lisp
*** WCL
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- Homepage  :: [[http://pgc.com/commonlisp/]]
- Repository :: [[https://github.com/wadehennessey/wcl]]
- Author(s) :: Wade L. Hennessey
- License   :: Apache-2.0
- Initial release :: 1990
- Last release :: 3.0 / ???
- Last activity :: 2016-04-15


** Subset implementations
Lisp800
XLISP-PLUS
Parenscript
Acheron
emacs-cl

** Obsolete implementations
*** partials
- Lisp500
- XLISP
- SubL
- Software Engineer Common Lisp
- LinkLisp
- L
- ThinLisp
- Lisp-to-C
- Exper
- NanoLISP
- muLISP-90
- RefLisp
- CLiCC

*** full (?)
- TI Explorer
- CLOE
- Utah
- Codemist
- Top Level
- Procyon
- FreeLisp
- Ibuki
- Delphi
- Star Sapphire
- Golden
- Eclipse
- Butterfly
- Medley 2.0
- Lucid
- Genera
- MACL
- Kyoto Common Lisp
- AKCL
- ECoLisp
- ECL Spain
- Coral
- VAX Common Lisp
- PowerLisp
- RMCL
- MCL
- OpenMCL

*** Data General Common Lisp

Data General Common Lisp debuted (Mary Poppins ed.) 1984. Dev'd in
RTP, derived from a Dybvig Scheme at UNC.

Kent Dybvig was a PhD student at UNC and did some of the initial
development.

Source: Patrick Logan
