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In article <YUUSUKE.92Nov17082728@lightsail.rst.fujixerox.co.jp> yuusuke@rst.fujixerox.co.jp (ISHIDA Yuusuke) writes:
>## Franz Lisp$@$N7o(J$@$G$9$1$I(J, 
>## Allegro$@$N=hM}7O$NCf$K(J "Franz package"$@$H$+MQ0U$5$l$F$$$J$$$N$+$J(J? 
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The package franz, which is part of Allegro CL, is a Common Lisp package.  
The symbols in this package name functions which are a part of Franz Lisp,
but not of Common Lisp, but which we provide in our Common Lisp Distributions.
The functions are named FRANZ:STRCAT, FRANZ:MEMQ, FRANZ:CONCAT, and
FRANZ:ASSQ.

Any Allegro CL user can use these functions.  However, that is not equivalent
to programming in Franz Lisp.
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