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In article <17499@watmath.waterloo.edu> achowe@watmsg.UUCP (CrackerJack) writes:
>Does anyone know of a LISP for the ST either commercial or PD.
>A simple implementation will do. Only need it for study purposes
>ie. doing CS assignments.

  The only PD LISP interpreter I know of is XLISP, which you can get in the
public domain. Antic offers it in their "ST PD library", and if you order it
from them, it's $12 (shipping/handling/etc.). If you have a friend who has it,
maybe you can just get a copy from him/er (is this legal?)

  Like anything PD, it has no docs and no warranties. You throw the die and
take your chances. I can't say whether this is any good or not (I haven't gotten
it -- yet!), but this might be of interest to your query.


						--R.J.
						B-)
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