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Started by Dark Hacker
Mon, 28 Sep 1992 01:35
Looking for Lisp (Xlisp as an example) for the Mac
Author: Dark Hacker
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 01:35
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 01:35
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I'm looking for a public domain/freeware Lisp interprester/compiler/environment for the Mac. I did find XLisp on orst.edu but that particular Lisp package has been archived as a "fit" file (NOT a "sit" file). I guess this is a predicessor to SIT files or something. I tried opening the "fit" file with Stuffit Classic 1.5.1 and although Stuffit will list the contents of the archive, it won't unpack the archive! This is REALLY annoying! So are there any Lisp systems out there for the mac that I can readily unpack and is there any means to unpackin those stupid "fit" files? Appreciate your help... - Hacker -- --- Dark Hacker @ Black Silicon, Fortress Of Computation 8340 Greensboro Drive #223 Phone: (703) 356-6514 McLean VA Uucp: mimsy!kzin!speaker
Re: Looking for Lisp (Xlisp as an example) for the Mac
Author: Earl D. Fife
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 15:00
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 15:00
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In article <1992Sep28.013512.9425@access.digex.com> Dark Hacker, hacker@access.digex.com writes: > I'm looking for a public domain/freeware Lisp >interprester/compiler/environment for the Mac. I did find XLisp on > orst.edu but that particular Lisp package has been archived as a "fit" > file (NOT a "sit" file). I guess this is a predicessor to SIT files > or something. I tried opening the "fit" file with Stuffit Classic > 1.5.1 and although Stuffit will list the contents of the archive, it > won't unpack the archive! This is REALLY annoying! Look at mac.archive.umich.edu in mac/development/languages for a program xlispstat2.1r2.cpt.hqx. This is xlisp along with a package to do statistics. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Earl D. Fife | Department of Mathematics fife@calvin.edu | Calvin College (616)957-6403 | Grand Rapids, MI 49546 "Make up your mind, Margaret. First you tell me 3 plus 3 is 6, and now you tell me 4 plus 2 is six!" --Dennis the Menace =========================================================================
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