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- [Standard Libraries](#standard-libraries)
- [SRFI Libraries](#srfi-libraries)
- [Cyclone Libraries](#cyclone-libraries)
- [Cyclone Compiler API](#cyclone-compiler-api)
- [Internal Compiler API](#internal-compiler-api)
- [C API](#c-api)
- [Index](#index)
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# Cyclone Libraries
These libraries are provided by Cyclone with a stable API that is unlikely to change.
These libraries are provided by Cyclone with a stable API that is unlikely to change:
- [`cyclone concurrent`](api/cyclone/concurrent.md)
- [`scheme cyclone array-list`](api/scheme/cyclone/array-list.md)
- [`scheme cyclone pretty-print`](api/scheme/cyclone/pretty-print.md)
- [`scheme cyclone test`](api/scheme/cyclone/test.md)
# Cyclone Compiler API
# Internal Compiler API
These libraries are used by the Cyclone compiler. Some of these are stable and unlikely to change, whereas others could change as the compiler evolves.

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> Atoms are an efficient way to represent some state that will never need to be coordinated with any other, and for which you wish to make synchronous changes.
An atom may only reference a shared object that is immutable. This guarantees that the value the atom is referencing cannot be modified unexpectedly by another thread.
Note an atom may only reference a shared object that is immutable. This guarantees that the value the atom is referencing is not modified unexpectedly by another thread.
For example: