From: Greg White
Subject: Help, I need a PD Mac version of lisp
Date:
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Disclaimer: I am a undergrad student who is taking a Lisp class
for the first time, so please be patient with my
lack of understanding.
Are there any public domain versions of Lisp (I don't beleive
that I care which dialect) for the Macintosh ? And where
could I get them (ftp or otherwise) ?
Thanks in advance,
Greg White
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From: ······@sunc6.cs.uiuc.edu
Subject: Re: Help, I need a PD Mac version of li
Date:
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There is a version called XLisp that is public domain. I believe it is
available ftp at sumex-aim.stanford.edu in directory info-mac/lang. That is
if my memory serves me correctly. Here is the information that come with it.
XLISP: An Object-oriented Lisp
Version 2.0
February 6, 1988
by
David Michael Betz
127 Taylor Road
Peterborough, NH 03458
Have fun...
Dave Loseke
NOTE: This version is
From: Jeffrey Jacobs
Subject: Re: Help, I need a PD Mac version of li
Date:
Message-ID: <20952@well.sf.ca.us>
BTW, there is a "comp.lang.xlisp" forum on USENET.
And no, Autolisp didn't so much as thank David!
Jeffrey M. Jacobs
ConsArt Systems Inc, Technology & Management Consulting
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