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From: dibble@rochester.UUCP (Peter C. Dibble)
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Subject: Re: OS9 soon to be available for Amiga
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Date: Sat, 14-Dec-85 10:59:40 EST
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> In article <3555@pur-ee.UUCP> mckay@pur-ee.UUCP (Dwight D McKay) writes:
> >         OS9  comes  with  a  full complement of utilities, pipes, and
> >         filters,  just  as  Unix  does.  It also provides access to a
> 
> Sigh... no Lisp...

There IS a Lisp for OS-9.  It's called Lisp-09 and is available in Japan.
This is another of the dandy pieces of software the the Japanese don't see
enough market here to export.  (They have prolog for OS-9 too.)

Next time I'm talking to Microware I'll ask about the chances for getting
lisp and prolog in this country and if the news is interesting I'll post it
here.

Peter Dibble