> I've argued elsewhere on HN that Common Lisp died It's not dead, it just smells funny. > not official enough for language implementers The HyperSpec is jus

> I've argued elsewhere on HN that Common Lisp died It's not dead, it just smells funny. > not official enough for language implementers The HyperSpec is just a different text rendering -> here as Hypertext. The content of the official Common Lisp standard document is in the HyperSpec. As a language implementor it makes no/zero/null difference reading the HyperSpec or the official standards document in PDF format. > Which, as anyone that had the misfortune of reading I like it and have been using a lot. > There were two free, open source Lisps available (CMUCL, CLISP) GCL, OpenMCL, ECLS, SBCL, ...