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The last commit happened three months ago, so it's not exactly abandoned, but it could use more attention.

There's no relation to CLISP. There's a brief history on the home page; it started out as Kyoto Common Lisp in '84, then William Schelter took it up to support his work on GNU Maxima.



I did not realize updates were still being made to the source code, I thought the latest "release" on the website was from 2014.




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