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Embeddable Common Lisp is an implementation of Common-Lisp originally designed for being embeddable into C based applications. This document describes the Embeddable Common Lisp implementation and how it differs from [see ANSI] and [see Steele:84]. Developer's guide and User's guide for the details about the implementation and how to interface with other languages.
• Introduction | What Embeddable Common Lisp is | |
• User's guide | Guide for the programmers using ECL | |
• Standards | Deviations and clarifications of the standard | |
• Extensions | ECL-specific features and extensions | |
• Developer's guide | Guide for the ECL developers | |
• Indexes | Concepts, functions, variables, types and C/C++ | |
• Bibliography | Some interesting books. |
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