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From: roy@willow.Caltech.Edu (Dr. Roy)
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Subject: Tiny Lisp written in C
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Date: 30 May 89 20:51:24 GMT
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I have become entranced with AutoLisp, the lisp variant
that goes along with the AutoCad drafting program, and I
would like to make a lisp dialect for my own software.

Specifically, there would be a lisp interpeter which can
be hooked into my set of C functions which actually do the
work.

Does anyone know of a public domain lisp interpreter, written
in a high-level language, preferably C, which can control
an application like this?

Roy Williams
Caltech
roy@willow.caltech.edu