Re: How about CommonLisp on 80386 machines

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From: Jeffrey Jacobs
Date: Mon, 06 Oct 1986 04:46

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LUCID recently announced an agreement with INTEL to produce a CL for the
80386.

Golden Hill has an add-on board consisteng of an 80386, with 16K I believe.
Gold Hill should also run in extended memory on COMPAQ 80386.  I don't
think either of the above takes real advanatage of the 80386 architecture
(which is almost suitable for a LISP implementations).

 Jeffrey M. Jacobs
 CONSART Systems Inc.
 Technical and Managerial Consultants
 P.O. Box 3016, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
 (213)376-3802
 CIS:75076,2603
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Subject: Re: How about CommonLisp on 80386 machines
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