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* Handles foreign function interfaces
* Integrated debugger
* Integrated Lisp-Machine
* Application programming language
* Lisp-Machine programming language
* Lisp-Machine-C - legacy language environment
* Lisp-Machine-C is a combination of the other Lisp-Machine lisp dialects, including CLISP Product Key
* Newer Lisp dialects available at CLISP Activation Code include Lisp-Machine-Lisp-85, Lisp-Machine-NIL and Lisp-Machine-Lisp-86
* CLU: Common Lisp Utility
* a debugger, can provide interface to external Lisp programming languages and to external Lisp programs
* a foreign function interface - can be used for interfacing Lisp to Lisp
* a Lisp compiler
* a Lisp interpreter
* Emacs clone
* Lisp Machine Library
* Lisp Machine Library routines that implement all the control-flow constructs and data-types of the Lisp Machine lisp
* Lisp Machine emulated
* Native CPU instruction emulated
* REPL like
* s-expression based
* Lisp Machine syntax compatible
* Top level conceptual programming environment
* Incluc-dont aim to emulate the Lisp machine. Instead it will create a Lisp Machine inspired platform with the goal of being Lisp Machine compatible
* Alex Porten (1999) - Well regarded Lisp designer and creator of Scheme and Common Lisp
* John McCarthy (1963) - Father of Lisp and inventor of Lisp machine
* Lisp-Machine
* Foreign Function Interface
* Lisp programs that are shipped as a file from an external Lisp environment
* Lisp programming language that is set of C functions and macros that provide Lisp's semantics. Usually included by Lisp dialects
* Lisp Machine
* Lisp-Machine-Lisp is a dialect of Common Lisp that is also a programming language
* Lisp-Machine-Lisp-85
* Lisp-Machine-Lisp-86
* Lisp Machine Lisp system
* Lisp-Machine-c
* Lisp-Machine-c (CLISP-C) is an implementation of a dialect of Common Lisp that is based on the Lisp Machine Lisp system
* Lisp-Machine-C
* Lisp-Machine-C is a dialect of Common Lisp that is based on the Lisp Machine Lisp system
* new Common Lisp
* GNU project
* Lisp Machine and Lisp machines of the 70's, 80's and 90's
Lisp Machine on Wikipedia - Lisp Machine is an abstract class of computers with the LISP programming language as the design basis. It
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CLISP Cracked Accounts (Common Lisp Interaction Setup and Programming Environment) is the continuation of the former systems project and provides standard interfaces to all Common Lisp functions available on your computer. It is platform independent and can be compiled for several different platforms (Windows, MacOS, and Unix), and several editions.
CLISP provides dynamic linking of libraries, it uses a Symbolic Linking System to allow for code embedding (hooking) and swaping. It supports the use of Reguralizers (an abstract machine with long term memory) and a stack manager. Its foreign-function interface allows it to be a host of several different languages. All of these features make it easy to program in a Common Lisp-like language even if you don't know Lisp.
CLISP source code is available from 
CLISP or ClaMISP is most often installed in /usr/local/bin, so this directory must be a part of your PATH.
The ordinary CLISP program is invoked like this:
PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:$PATH lisp
Under Linux, you can usually also execute
CLISP=/usr/local/bin/clisp... lisp...
if you have installed CLISP to different directory than /usr/local/bin.
CLISP can be run using other paths as well, but its properties are not preserved (the file system can be too different).
In CLISP, you can edit programs interactively, compile them, and run them. It works very similar to the Lisp REPLs. It has the following three modes:
EXPERIMENTAL - Interactive mode:
make-lisp-program ( a-list-of-symbols )
-> Standard Lisp evaluator.
-> Current function is eval-last-sexp.
Interactive mode can be used to enter any function definition which accepts (VAR...), or to enter any code you want.
Compile mode:
compile-program ( a-list-of-symbols )
-> Compiles the program.
-> The resulting code is placed in current buffer.
Run mode:
run-program ( a-list-of-symbols )
-> Runs the program.
-> The resulting output is placed in the current buffer.
CLISP has a very complete code reuse system. It
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