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Kyoto Common Lisp is also free.  I know that it works on
unix boxes, but I doubt that it does on PCoids.  I seem to
recall that there's a cheapware version of this that's supposed
to be a little less flakey called Ibuki CL, if I remember right.

You get (at most) what you pay for.

If you're looking for a free interpreter and spare CPU cycles
you might consider hacking in PostScript and downloading
your jobs onto idle printers.



Rice - no substitute for a good compiler.

Hi. Does anyone know of a public domain LISP interpreter for UNIX, X-windows,
or MS-DOS to use for playing around with GA? Thank you.

N. Alan Oursland

In article <826@basashi.aisoft.co.jp> avigdor@basashi.aisoft.co.jp (Pollak Avigdor) writes:
>Hi !
>I  am looking for available ( or cheep ) GA simulator 
>that works under X-WINDOWS .
>Any information about this kind of product would
>be greatly appreciated.
>
>	Thanks 

I wrote a GA package called Splicer for NASA.  It runs under X on Suns
(and is easily ported to other machines; I had it running on an RS/6000
in under an hour) as well on on the Mac.  If you have government 
affiliation, you can obtain a copy of Splicer for free from the Software 
Technology Branch Help Desk at the Johnson Space Center.  Their number
is (713) 280-2233; e-mail is stbprod@fdr.jsc.nasa.gov.  Otherwise, you 
can also get Splicer for a small fee from COSMIC at (404) 542-3265.

Good luck.
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In article <1993Jan12.153838.7079@ncsu.edu> naoursla@eos.ncsu.edu (NORMAN ALAN OURSLAND) writes:
>
>Hi. Does anyone know of a public domain LISP interpreter for UNIX, X-windows,
>or MS-DOS to use for playing around with GA? Thank you.
>
>N. Alan Oursland

Yes- akcl, Austin Kyoto Common LISP is available for Unix machines.  I use it
to run Genetic Programming.  Docummentation and debugger are everything you
would expect for free :-( , but compatibility to Steele/Common LISP standard
is excellent, and language is extensible in C.  It is about equally as fast
as Allegro CL and Lucid, *but* if you are running GP, there is no FAST-EVAL
written for it and I am far from being enuf of a LISP guru to write one.  If
anyone out there in GP land has one, or the ambition to write one, PLEASE LET
ME KNOW!

From the akcl README file:

OBTAINING SOURCES:
-----------------
* There are source files on rascal.ics.utexas.edu:pub/akcl-XX.tar.Z
You probably want the highest XX version number.  For example
akcl-1-605.tar.Z would allow you to build the version 1-605 of AKCL.  In
the following this compressed tar file is simply referred to as
akcl.tar.Z.   You will also need to obtain the original kcl distribution
of June 1987.  That is referred to as kcl.tar.Z and is also available
on rascal.   An alternate source for these files is cli.com:akcl/akcl-XX.tar.Z
In general the bandwidth to rascal is higher than to cli.com.
Rascal's address is rascal.ics.utexas.edu (128.83.138.20).

* If you cannot obtain these files via internet, a cartridge tape (sun
compatible) or diskettes containing akcl, and kcl sources may be
obtained for $250 US plus shipping, from J. Schelter, 1715
Barnswallow, Autin TX 78746.  This would be in standard tar format.
Some machines on which akcl compiles are 386 under System V (eg
Microport), Sun's (sparc,sun3's), HP under hpux and 4.3.  An older
version of sources is also available from Austin Code Works, 11100
Leafwood Ln., Austin TX 78750.  Tel:(512) 258-0785.

Good luck!

-walter

-- 
"<<my advisor>> is as nice as a guy can be and still get tenure."- Anon.

In article <1993Jan12.153838.7079@ncsu.edu>, naoursla@eos.ncsu.edu
(NORMAN ALAN OURSLAND) writes:
 
> Hi. Does anyone know of a public domain LISP interpreter for UNIX, X-windows,
> or MS-DOS to use for playing around with GA? Thank you.

GNU's e-lisp works fine, and you get all the text-handling stuff as a bonus

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