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Subject: Pointers to implementing a LISP-like interpreter
Keywords: how do I do it?  any good books or PD stuff out there?
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Date: 21 Feb 91 06:23:53 GMT
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For a project I'm working on, a LISP-like interpreter is needed.  I've been
looking for good books on the INSIDE of LISP but I can't seem to find any.  Of
course, all LISP books seem to have those few pages showing the 
all-to-over-used pictures of the linked list structure (-:  Anyways, besides
XLISP, does anyone know of any PD LISP implementations OR, does anyone have
any papers or books about how to implement an interpreter, preferably LISP 
oriented.  Thanks!

- Mike Almquist (almquist@cis.udel.edu)