Editing Reduce (computer algebra system) (section)

== Available implementations and supported platforms ==
REDUCE is available from [[SourceForge]]. Binary distributions are released<ref name="REDUCE Files" /> a few times a year with no fixed schedule as snapshots of the [[Apache Subversion|Subversion]] repository, and also offer compressed archive snapshots of the full source code. SourceForge can be set up to notify users when a new release is available. In 2024, binary distributions were released for 64-bit versions of [[macOS]], [[Linux]] ([[Debian]] and [[Red Hat Linux|Red Hat]] based systems) and [[Microsoft Windows]]. The installers either include or are available for both CSL- and PSL-REDUCE, and may include the REDUCE source code. REDUCE can be built from the source code on a larger range of platforms and on other Lisp systems, such as [[Common Lisp]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=REDUCE Code |url=https://sourceforge.net/p/reduce-algebra/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/common-lisp/ |access-date=2025-01-07 |website=SourceForge}}</ref>
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