Steel Bank Common Lisp Reviews

The necessary Common Lisp implementation for the ages.

very nice.

SBCL is an efficient implementation of ANSI Common-Lisp. One of the best.

I'd give it a zero if I could. I wanted to build this package for centos 8 so I could run maxima. I find that in order to build it I need to have a working version of sbcl. If I had one of those I wouldn't need to build it.

The Best CL Implementation!

Greate work! Thanks!

Much faster than other implementions in my practice.

One of the best Common Lisp implementations out there. Thanks for the great work!

SBCL is rock-solid, fast, and easy to use. It's compatable with everything I throw at it, and best of all can be kicked into the right shape for deployment. It has some advanced options that not everyone will always need, but are such a boon when you do. I had an entire project that wouldn't have gotten off the ground if it weren't for their "merge core pages" optimizations. Good work guys!

A very robust, complete and feature-rich CL implementation with a very good choice of license.

SBCL is an exhaustive, robust and efficient implementation of ANSI Common Lisp. Arguably it's the best open source CL implementation around (at least in the *nix space - a Windows port is on its way though). It can produce stand-alone executables and works great in interacive session using the SLIME extension to Emacs.

As good as any huge CL system, no better.

i have been re-acquainting myself with lisp (my first commercial, post-grad experience was with LOOPS/Interlisp-D) after nearly 20 years wading around in the C++/Java mire. sbcl is an excellent implementation of cl and a pleasure to use. it has helped me realise that cl truely is the way to go!