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Subject: Review of LISP Implementations
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Date: Fri, 20-Apr-84 22:22:44 EST
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From:  Wayne Stoffel <wes%umcp-cs.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa>

Re: Bill Wong's article on three LISP implementations

He also wrote a series on AI languages that appeared in Microsystems.  All
were 8-bit CP/M implementations.

August 1983, muLisp-80, SuperSoft Lisp, and Stiff Upper Lisp.

December 1983, XLISP, LISP/80, and TLC Lisp.

January 1984, micro-Prolog.

                                W.E. Stoffel