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From: icsu8249@ming.cs.montana.edu (Emmett)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: Looking for a Common experience...
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Date: 15 Oct 90 18:05:19 GMT
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I'm currently taking an AI class using the Winston & Horn text as a reference.  My problem:  The book is geared towards Common Lisp, UNFORTUNATELY the dialect
of lisp currently being supported on our campus net is a Franz lisp.  I and the
rest of the class would be horribly indebted to anyone that wanted to volunteer
a macro library that would ease (read: eliminate) the differences.

For what we're doing speed and efficiancy would be appreciated, but are not as 
important as reasonably exact emulation of Common Lisp.  Does such a library
exist?

Thanks in advance.

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    (o)_(o)   Larry Emmett
    ( o o )   icsu8249@caesar.cs.montana.edu
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