embeddable lisp interpreters

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From: Robert Forsman
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1991 23:01

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  I've posted on comp.sources.wanted for an embeddable lisp
interpreter, and I was wondering if the emacs people were thinking
about making emacs19 modular enough to strip the lisp interpreter out
and use in other programs.

  I've seen #ifndef standalone in several places in the emacs 18.55
code and I assume that it's a remnant of a similar attempt.
--
"Rob, you're stupid, and that makes you dangerous." - chess opponent
I deal with Reality as you _don't_ understand it. 
Hammor -= Supreme Commander of the Ice Pirates =-

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