Embeddable Common-Lisp

ECL's foreign function interface now builds also with libffi, a library to dynamically build function calls and callbacks (http://sourceware.org/libffi/) This enlarge the list of platforms and processors for which ECL can potentially use a dynamic foreign function interface even without the C compiler. (0 comments)

Sourceforge.net now supports GIT repositories. This is great because now we do not need to keep our GIT mirrors together with the web pages, but rather host them where they should be. (0 comments)

Sourceforge.net now supports GIT repositories. This is great because now we do not need to keep our GIT mirrors together with the web pages, but rather host them where they should be. (0 comments)

As usual, available at the project homepagehttp://ecls.sourceforge.netSee http://ecls.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ecls/ecl/src/CHANGELOG?view=markup for the list of changes. (0 comments)

As usual, available at the project homepagehttp://ecls.sourceforge.netSee http://ecls.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/ecls/ecl/src/CHANGELOG?view=markup for the list of changes. (0 comments)

Important changes related to the usability of the debugger and inspector, debugging of compiled C code, handling of floating point exceptions and creation and manipulation of NaNs and infinities, among other things. Please reade the Changelog. (0 comments)

Important changes related to the usability of the debugger and inspector, debugging of compiled C code, handling of floating point exceptions and creation and manipulation of NaNs and infinities, among other things. Please reade the Changelog. (0 comments)

This release is the first one with a new design of ECL, which includes changes in the way streams are implemented, support for full Unicode character set, safety against interrupts and serious performance improvements. (0 comments)

This release is the first one with a new design of ECL, which includes changes in the way streams are implemented, support for full Unicode character set, safety against interrupts and serious performance improvements. (0 comments)

This release is the last one before a major redesign of ECL, which will affect (0 comments)