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   6  <!ENTITY IEEE       "<acronym>IEEE</>">
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  12       programming languages. Typesetting Lisp Common Lisp as an
  13       <application> looks funny. Is there a better way?
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  32 <bookinfo>
  33   <title>&SBCL; User Manual</title>
  34   <legalnotice>
  35
  36     <para>This manual is part of the &SBCL; software system. See the
  37     <filename>README</> file for more information.</para>
  38
  39     <para>This manual is derived in part from the manual for the &CMUCL;
  40     system, which was produced at Carnegie Mellon University and
  41     later released into the public domain. This manual is in the
  42     public domain and is provided with absolutely no warranty. See the
  43     <filename>COPYING</> and <filename>CREDITS</> files for more
  44     information.</para>
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  46   </legalnotice>
  47 </bookinfo>
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  50 &ch-compiler;
  51 &ch-efficiency;
  52 &ch-beyond-ansi;
  53 &ch-ffi;
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  55 <colophon>
  56 <para>This manual is maintained in SGML/DocBook, and automatically
  57 translated into other forms (e.g. HTML or TeX). If you're
  58 <emphasis>reading</> this manual in one of these non-DocBook
  59 translated forms, that's fine, but if you want to <emphasis>modify</>
  60 this manual, you are strongly advised to seek out a DocBook version
  61 and modify that instead of modifying a translated version. Even
  62 better might be to seek out <emphasis>the</> DocBook version
  63 (maintained at the time of this writing as part of
  64 <ulink url="http://sbcl.sourceforge.net/">the &SBCL; project</>)
  65 and submit a patch.</para>
  66 </colophon>
  67
  68 </book>