From: Iain Davidson
Subject: Scheme Lisp for Macintosh
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This is probably in the "answers to the most commonly asked questions".
But I can't located the message anywhere....:(
Anybody have any pointers for PD Scheme Lisp for a Macintosh ?
Any information would be appricated. ThANKs!
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From: Paul Snively
Subject: Re: Scheme Lisp for Macintosh
Date:
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In article <···@unicorn.WWU.EDU> ········@unicorn.WWU.EDU (Iain Davidson)
writes:
> This is probably in the "answers to the most commonly asked questions".
> But I can't located the message anywhere....:(
>
> Anybody have any pointers for PD Scheme Lisp for a Macintosh ?
>
> Any information would be appricated. ThANKs!
Well, there are a few. There's XSCHEME, which is David Betz's system,
floating around somewhere. There's also a really cool object-oriented
Scheme called Oaklisp. I forget who put that one out, but the code is
available via anonymous FTP from some academic site. I think it's CMU.
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