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Article #1265Re: "Easy" way to put "AI" in realtime embedded systems?
From: monty
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1991 15:51
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1991 15:51
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I may be totally wrong in this but aren't FORTH and LISP close relatives?
It seems to me that FORTH was the foundation of LISP. Now as I said before
I may be remembering wrong or have the wrong "child" of FORTH in mind, or I
may just be remembering a LISP that was developed from FORTH as an exercise
by some one I knew or read about. Is there anyone out there that can set me
straight or re-enforce this??
Thanks,
Monty Saine
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