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It was kinda used by OpenCL, to actually "reserve" something takes a lot more work. And even then I would suppose that the abbrev CL was reserved by Common Lisp
by muuh-gnu 16y ago
It was kinda used by OpenCL, to actually "reserve" something takes a lot more work. And even then I would suppose that the abbrev CL was reserved by Common Lisp during the last 25 years.
- studer 16y agoTo add to that list: Changelist. Chile TLD. Microsoft's C compiler (which is roughly as old as Common Lisp). IBM's Control Language. And probably a whole bunch of other things. And this isn't a CLI, of course. In this case, that would be the shell itself.