Are there any existing or soon to be available Common Lisp
implementations for Dec Alpha-based systems?
---preferably for OSF1, but NT would also be usable.
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In article <············@shelley.u.washington.edu> ···@stat.washington.edu (John A. McDonald) writes:
Are there any existing or soon to be available Common Lisp
implementations for Dec Alpha-based systems?
---preferably for OSF1, but NT would also be usable.
Medley is in beta test for OSF/1 right now. I've been playing with it,
but nothing really serious yet. The Alpha is certainly a fast machine,
especially compared to the venerable Sun 4/11 on my desk right now :-).
You can contact Venue by sending mail to
············@envos.xerox.com, or by calling (415)-508-9672.
...arun
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Arun Welch
Lisp Systems Programmer, Lab for AI Research, Ohio State University
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····@majestix.cs.uoregon.edu (Carl L. Gay) writes:
> From: ···@stat.washington.edu (John A. McDonald)
> Date: 28 Mar 93 6:03pm PST
> Are there any existing or soon to be available Common Lisp
> implementations for Dec Alpha-based systems?
> ---preferably for OSF1, but NT would also be usable.
>Symbolics is porting Genera to the Alpha under OSF/1. I haven't heard
>any announcements about when it will be available, but have heard an
>unofficial "soon".
A symbolics salesman told me, that Genera for Alpha will be in beta in
June and released in August (1993 :-)
Bye
Martin
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