From: ········@ifistg.UUCP
Subject: Re: Franz Lisp --> Common Lisp - (nf)
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We have a rule-based transformatter from Franz Lisp to Common Lisp. Rules
are like the following:
(defrule append1 Standard 1
(fl::|append1| ?list ?elem)
==>
(append ?list (list ?elem))
(Franz-to-Common)
(Protocol)
((author "Andreas Girgensohn") (created "Mon Jan 19 21:31:41 1987")))
Most of the code will be transformed correctly. Not transformed pieces can
be found by the package prefix FRANZ-LISP (short: FL).
You can get a copy of the transformation system on a magnetic tape.
Possible tapes are streamer tapes for SUN or Symbolics or tapes for a VAX
11/780 (Unix 4.2 bsd).
Andreas Girgensohn
Research Group INFORM
Universitaet Stuttgart
Federal Republic of Germany
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From: Drew Adams
Subject: Re: Franz Lisp --> Common Lisp - (nf)
Date:
Message-ID: <3502@crcge1.UUCP>
In article <···@ifistg.UUCP> ········@ifistg.UUCP writes:
>We have a rule-based transformatter from Franz Lisp to Common Lisp.
> Andreas Girgensohn
We also have available a similar Franz-to-Common translator, FTOC,
written in Common Lisp. It was written in 1984 for, I believe, Opus
38, 39 or 40 Franz. It also uses easily replaceable reduction rules,
which may be in backquote-comma-etc form. It is available free for
research (only) purposes.
Drew ADAMS, Laboratoires de Marcoussis, Centre de Recherche de la Compagnie
Generale d'Electricite, Route de Nozay, 91460 MARCOUSSIS, FRANCE
Tel. 64.49.11.54, ·····@crcge1.cge.fr
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Drew ADAMS, Laboratoires de Marcoussis, Centre de Recherche de la Compagnie
Generale d'Electricite, Route de Nozay, 91460 MARCOUSSIS, FRANCE
Tel. 64.49.11.54, ·····@crcge1.cge.fr
From: Drew Adams
Subject: SUN COMMON LISP 3.0 from Franz - will it be used by SUN?
Date:
Message-ID: <3503@crcge1.UUCP>
We so far haven't been able to get any information out of SUN France
regarding which Common Lisp will end up being supported by SUN. The
result is that we are developing both in Lucid Common Lisp and in
Franz's Common Lisp (called by SUN Version 3.0 Beta test). Rumor is
that the latter will NOT replace Lucid as the standard SUN supported
language after all, but we would really like to know more
definitively. Can anyone corroborate or invalidate the rumors?
Thanks.
--
Drew ADAMS, Laboratoires de Marcoussis, Centre de Recherche de la Compagnie
Generale d'Electricite, Route de Nozay, 91460 MARCOUSSIS, FRANCE
Tel. 64.49.11.54, ·····@crcge1.cge.fr