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From: davis@bdmrrr.bdm.com (Arthur Davis x4675)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Coral Lisp???
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Date: Sun, 2-Aug-87 23:15:49 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  2 23:15:49 1987
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Summary: Coral Lisp and Common Lisp



As I understand it, Coral Lisp is a subset of Coral's Common Lisp, which
was co-developed with Franz Inc. and is called something like Allegra.
Coral is to sell for $100 and Allegra for $400.  Both are native code
compiler based, but only Allegra can create standalone executables.
Coral Lisp is much like Coral Object Logo in its object-oriented high-level
Mac toolbox capabilities.  Allegra is somewhat geared for the Mac II, though
it will run on a Plus (slowly).  My information source, by the way, is a
phone call to Coral.  Both products are supposed to ship in early September.