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> cl-series generates native common lisp code by working at macro expansion time

That is, at compile time.
And even more significantly than native, it's _iteratively efficient_ in many important cases.

It seems a pity that Series didn't make it into the standard (yes, there were reasons for that).
Almost made it (made it to one of the two appendices of CLtL2, the second edition of Steele's book).

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