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From: anderson@ncrcce.StPaul.NCR.COM (Joel Peter Anderson)
Newsgroups: comp.emacs,comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Ok, Ok I'll tell about C64 LISP
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Date: 4 Jan 88 15:38:16 GMT
Organization: NCR Comten, Inc.
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Summary: LISP available on QLink
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Keywords: LISP, Commodore64, C64,QLink

Ok - Nobody has told me yet about any C64 Emacs ports, but I have received
tons of "hunh, LISP for the 64?".   The answer is: "check out Quantum Link,
the software libraries, under programming, languages other(if you use QLINK
you should understand - if not, it doesn't matter to you I suppose)".

This was produced using PROMAL but runs standalone and includes all kinds
of examples.... now, to be honest I have not gotten too far with it yet -
more to my fault than the system....

Oh, BTW its name is LIMP (Lisp IMPlementation, I assume) and its author
says:
  "limp is a promal and assembly language implementation of the lisp
programming language.  limp most closely follows the franz dialect of lisp."


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