Re: Scheme for the Z100 (What Scheme is; 384K on a Z100)

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From: Strong datatypes for weak minds.
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 20:12

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	In article <5349@nosc.NOSC.MIL>, you write...
	>sounds useful (if I knew what 'scheme' is...)  

The best dialect of LISP, a language of choice at MIT.

	>however...  how do you provide a Z-100 with 384K?

Actually it was 320Kbytes; base 128K plus (3) generic 64Kbyte
S-100 memory boards.

Regards,
rcs

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