ECL: Embeddable Common Lisp

ANSI CL, has interpreter, Lisp to C compiler, can make standalone executables or libraries to call from C programs. [Open source, LGPL]

ECL Developers' Guide: Building programs

ECL Developers' Guide: Building programs. ... 2. Building programs. In this chapter we describe how you can use ECL to build programs and loadable ...

ECL Developers' Guide: Lisp objects

ECL Developers' Guide: Lisp objects. ... 3. Manipulating Lisp objects. If you want to extend, fix or simply customize ECL for your own needs, ...

ECL User's Guide: Memory management

ECL User's Guide: Memory management. ... 4. Memory Management. The following sections only apply to the ECL original garbage collector. ...

ECL User's Guide: The compiler

ECL User's Guide: The compiler. ... 7. The Compiler. The ECL compiler translates a Lisp program stored in a source file into aC program, invokes the C ...

ECL Developers' Guide: The interpreter

ECL Developers' Guide: The interpreter. ... 4.1 ECL stacks. ECL uses the following stacks:. FRAME STACK: consisting of catch, block, tagbody frames ...

ECL Developers' Guide: The compiler

ECL Developers' Guide: The compiler. ... 5.1 The compiler translates to C. The ECL compiler is essentially a translator from Common-Lisp a Lisp source file, ...

ECL User's Guide: Input and output

ECL User's Guide: Input and output. ... 3.1 Read macros. #P": #" string " reads a pathname. #" string " is equivalent to (pathname " string ") . ...

ECL User's Guide: Program development

ECL User's Guide: Program development. ... 5.1 The Tracer. The Tracer causes selected functions to be traced. When such a traced function is invoked, ...

ECL User's Guide: The interpreter

ECL User's Guide: The interpreter. ... 6. The Interpreter. Former versions of ECL, as well as many other lisps, used linked lists to represent code. ...