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It looks like the closest Common Lisp equivalent is ECL? http://ecls.sourceforge.net/
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Differences from Gambit-c that does the same thing?
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Call with curried chicken?
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It took me a couple tries to parse the headline. Usually, 'C compiler' means 'a compiler that compiles C (to something else)', whereas here it means 'a compiler that compiles to C (from something else)', in this case Scheme.

Chicken compiles Scheme to efficient C that is then compiled to machine code by your machine's existing C compiler.

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