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18 changes: 8 additions & 10 deletions env~ccl-setup.md
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I'll defer to their instructions for
[installation](http://ccl.clozure.com/download.html).

Of particular interest is that it works on the PPC and ARM
architectures; this can be of use to embedded system developers. It is
possible to get [CCL working on the Rasperry
Pi](http://lispm.dyndns.org/ccl), for instance.
Of particular interest is that it works on the PPC and ARM architectures; this
can be of use to embedded system developers. It is possible to get
[CCL working on the Rasperry Pi](http://lispm.dyndns.org/ccl), for instance.

CCL is particularly well-developed on Mac OS X, including a Cocoa
bridge and an IDE.
CCL is particularly well-developed on Mac OS X, including a Cocoa bridge and an
IDE. It's also a good choice on Windows as it supports native (Win32) threads.

In general, like SBCL, it's designed to be used as the backend to an
IDE
In general, like SBCL, it's designed to be used as the backend to an IDE.

Note that each platform has a *different* CCL executable.

* Linux: lx86cl, lx86cl64

* OSX:

* Windows:
* Windows: wx86cl.exe, wx86cl64.exe


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CCL, in general, is very fast to load and has a good reputation for
performance.
performance.
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion env~lisp-system.md
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Name Base Notes
---- ---- -------
SBCL Native High speed compiler
CCL Native High speed compiler, good on OSX
CCL Native High speed compiler, good on OSX and Windows
LW Native Professional platform
ACL Native Professional platform
ABCL JVM Java interop
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