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From: kludge@gitpyr.UUCP (Scott Dorsey)
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Subject: Re: any lisp for the apple II or IIe
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Date: Thu, 20-Mar-86 18:17:26 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 20 18:17:26 1986
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In article <69@ur-tut.UUCP> atsh@ur-tut.UUCP (Mr Gooter) writes:
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>is there any working lisp or lisp like interpreter for the apple II or IIe.
>I am teaching a class on basic lisp and the apple is the most accessable
>computer. Anything will do!
>

   When the Apple II first came out, it had a lisp interpreter that was
written in Intbasic called MicroLisp.  It was slow.  It was sheer torture.
It was what got me interested in computer science.  This was once a product
of Apple, and if they still own up to having coded it, it may be available.
I have an old copy here, but I am not sure about legality considerations.


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