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Authorship Information
The Common Lisp HyperSpec is not the ANSI Common Lisp standard, but is
based on that standard (with permission from ANSI and X3).
As an official reference to the Common Lisp language, hardcopy
documentation of ANSI Common Lisp, (American National Standard X3.226)
from ANSI is always definitive.
The hypertext markup for this document was created by Kent Pitman,
with the aid of a custom program written in Common Lisp and created
specifically for this task. Funding for the markup task was provided
by and copyright of the result is owned by Xanalys Incorporated. Some
additional design documents have been included in marked up form and
cross-referenced which are not part of the standard but may be useful
in understanding it. Plaintext versions of these documents, which
offer a useful historical perspective, are available to anyone by
anonymous public FTP from ftp://parcftp.xerox.com/pub/cl/cleanup/.
The Java applet used in the Symbol Index (visible only in some
browsers) was written by Evan Williams. Its copyright is owned by
Xanalys Incorporated.
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Copyright 1996-2001, Xanalys Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.
The HTML hypertext markup that implements the hypertext features of
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Incorporated.
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Acknowledgments
Parts of this work incorporate material taken from American National
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Institute. ANSI/X3.226 was developed by Technical Committee X3J13,
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