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From: bsmith@turing.seas.ucla.edu (Brian Smith)
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Subject: ExperCommonLisp on the Mac
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Date: 19 Jun 91 17:41:58 GMT
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HELP!!

I'm using a Lisp interpreter called ExperCommonLisp which runs on a Macintosh.
Supposedly, this is a Common Lisp dialect, and yet, its syntactic forms seem to
differ considerably (for instance, (gensym) DOESN't return a symbol, defstruct
doesn't exist, etc.).  

DOes anyone know anything about the advantages/disadvantages of said interpreter
or perhaps another Common Lisp (or Scheme) environment that runs on a Mac Plus
machine??

Thanks,

Brian K. Smith
RAND Corporation
1700 Main St.
Santa Monica, CA
brian@rand.org	OR 	bsmith@seas.ucla.edu