Re: GCL (and clisp)

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> > Future releases of Maxima will be fully supported on at least CMUCL,
> > clisp and GCL. clisp has already come up on this list. Has anyone
> > thought about GCL? I am not in a position to work on GCL support myself
> > at this point, but I could try to find someone who is.
> 
> No, I hadn't thought about GCL. If you know someone who would like to work 
> on this, please get him or her in contact with me and we can discuss 
> adding GCL support.

What is the status of ANSI compliance in GCL?  Wouldn't ECL be a
better candidate right now as a KCL derivative tu support?

Cheers

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