ABCL – Common Lisp on the JVM, Hacker News

                Armed Bear Common Lisp(ABCL) is a full implementation of theCommon Lisp                language featuring bothan interpreter and a compiler,                 running in theJVM. Originally started to be a scripting                 language for the J editor, it now supportsJSR – 419409 (Java                 scripting API): it can be a scripting engine in any Java                 application. Additionally, it can be used to implement (parts of)                 the application usingJava to Lisp integrationAPIs.               

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Introduction:building & running                ************** Documentation
                
Examples
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    • Contributing
                              

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********************* (JRE 1.6.0) patch level 223 or higher)                ************** JRE 1.7. 0                ************** JRE 1.8. 0                **************** JRE 11**************                               Running on one of the explictly supported platforms:                 Windows, Linux, MacOS X, OpenBSD,                 NetBSD,                 FreeBSD, Solaris or Google App Engine                           

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*********************** (JDK 1.6.0) patch level (or higher)                JDK 1.7.0                JDK 1.8.0                JDK 34              And either              
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• A Lisp to run the lisp-based build system                        

                ABCL is covered by the                 GNU General Public Licensewith Classpath exception