From: David P Sly
Subject: Anybody started some sort of C library emulating lisp functions?
Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1993 13:04:36 +0000
Message-ID: <david_s.746888676@pv0547.vincent.iastate.edu>

Does anybody have a library of sorts for listp to C. I received responses
to my earlier post informing me about Chestnut. Any pricing info on this 
produxt and where I can get it?

	If someone has already developed a few modules for list manpulation
can he(she) send it to me.


Thanks for any help,

From: Bill Vrotney
Subject: Re: Anybody started some sort of C library emulating lisp functions?
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 1993 02:07:09 +0000
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>   Does anybody have a library of sorts for listp to C. I received responses
>   to my earlier post informing me about Chestnut. Any pricing info on this 
>   produxt and where I can get it?
>
>           If someone has already developed a few modules for list manpulation
>   can he(she) send it to me.
>

There is (or was) a product called "Lisp in C" that I saw advertized (can't
remember where, might have been AI Magazine) that presumably gives you a C
library of Lisp functions. Perhaps someone else knows where you can purchase
this product and how much it costs.


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Bill Vrotney
BAH/Advanced Decision Systems