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Subject: Re: LISP for IBM compatible PC's
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Date: Tue, 10-Feb-87 06:45:00 EST
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I haven't tried TI-Scheme on an AT.  You are correct about the incremental
compiling.  Unfortunately, Gold Hill has not yet produced a true Common Lisp
for the PC (remember those?), much less a compiler.  I wish they would.
Their AT compiler takes at least 3MB of RAM, so if they get one out soon
I'll be impressed.  If they don't bother I won't be surprised.  Their
future, along with everyone else's, is with more modern micros.