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CMUCL is a free Common Lisp implementation, originally developed at Carnegie Mellon University. Unlike many Lisp implementations, there is no interpreter. Its compiler ("Python", not to be confused with the Python programming language) compiles to native code. CMUCL runs on most UNIX-like platforms, including GNU/Linux and BSD.

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	'''CMUCL''' is a [[free software\|free]] [[Common Lisp]] implementation, originally developed at [[Carnegie Mellon University]]. Unlike many Lisp implementations, there is no interpreter. Its [[compiler]] compiles to native code. CMUCL runs on most [[Unix\|UNIX]]-like platforms, including [[GNU/Linux]] and [[BSD]].		'''CMUCL''' is a [[free software\|free]] [[Common Lisp]] implementation, originally developed at [[Carnegie Mellon University]]. Unlike many Lisp implementations, there is no interpreter. Its [[compiler]] ("Python", not to be confused with [[Python (programming language)\|the Python programming language]]) compiles to native code. CMUCL runs on most [[Unix\|UNIX]]-like platforms, including [[GNU/Linux]] and [[BSD]].

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