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GNU CLISP 2.43 has been released. It is a portable, open-source ANSI Common Lisp implementation.

This release includes: build improvements, the dropping of support for some ancient systems, bug fixes, and other changes.

It has been announced that the next meeting of the Vancouver Lisp Users Group will be held on October 30, 2007.

GNU CLISP 2.42 has been released. It is a portable, open-source ANSI Common Lisp implementation.

This release includes: new gtk2 and gdbm modules, a new EXT:RENAME-DIR function, bug fixes, and other changes.

newLISP 9.2.3 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This release includes: enhancements to the newLISP-GS editor, code cleanups, and other changes.

newLISP 9.2.1 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This release includes: speed improvements, plus other changes.

newLISP 9.2.0 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This release includes: the new Java-based GUI server, UNIX local domain socket support, new 'global?' and 'protected?' functions, better random number generation, a new crypto.lsp module, bug fixes, and other changes.

newLISP 9.1.12 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This release includes: support for executing remote programs from the command line, and an extra flag for 'join' to force a joint string after the last element.

It has been announced that the next Vancouver Lisp Users Group meeting will be held on August 8, 2007. Guillaume Cartier will present about JazzScheme.

newLISP 9.1.9 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This development release includes: binary installers for Win32 and Mac OS X, a switch to the GPLv3, and other changes.

Steel Bank Common Lisp 1.0.7 has been released. SBCL is a portable, open source ANSI Common Lisp implementation.

This release includes: changes to the spinlock interface, MOP improvements, SB-POSIX improvements, bignum printing speed optimizations, bug fixes, and other changes.

newLISP 9.1.7 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This development release includes bug fixes.

Steel Bank Common Lisp 1.0.6 has been released. SBCL is a portable, open source ANSI Common Lisp implementation.

This release includes: an experimental code coverage tool, optimizations, an experimental synchronous timeout facility, bug fixes, and other changes.

newLISP 9.1.6 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This development release includes minor fixes and changes.

newLISP 9.1.5 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This release includes: changes to the local domain UNIX sockets syntax, documentation improvements, plus other changes and fixes.

Steel Bank Common Lisp 1.0.3 has been released. SBCL is a portable, open source ANSI Common Lisp implementation.

This release includes: support for NetBSD/PPC, the generation of more efficient code on the x86 in certain situations, faster compilation times for complex functions, the addition of readlink support to SB-POSIX, plus bug fixes and other changes.

Steel Bank Common Lisp 1.0.3 has been released. SBCL is a portable, open source ANSI Common Lisp implementation.

This release includes: NetBSD/PPC support, faster compilation times for complex functions, optimizations, bug fixes, and other changes.

It has been announced that the next meeting of the New York City Lisp Users Group will be held on February 13, 2007. Pinku Surana will be presenting his dissertation "Meta-Compilation of Language Abstractions".

newLISP 9.0.20 has been released. newLISP is a portable, general purpose, Lisp-like scripting language.

This development release includes a reworking of the logging options. The final 9.1 release is expected on February 15, 2007.