@amoroso @aartaka Standardized #lisp #commonlisp has a bunch of different embedded languages (LOOP -> macro-based transpiler, FORMAT strings -> interpreter and transpiler, CLOS -> extension of Lisp, ...). As libraries there are zillions more of those. Then CL inherits features from Lisp 1, Maclisp variants and has evolved from CLtL1, CLtL2, ANSI CL. One thing that is missing: CL-USER . The CL-USER package contains an implementation specific largely extended version of Common Lisp.
@amoroso @aartaka #lisp #common-lisp the language versions are also available in Symbolics Genera as dialects ZetaLisp and a few versions of #common-lisp . In the screenshot one can see that the default package is actually different for each dialect -> different symbols are inherited. Thus one can write code in a version of CLtL1, Symbolics Common Lisp or in ANSI Common Lisp. In one Lisp system.
