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From: lgm@cbnewsc.ATT.COM (lawrence.g.mayka)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.scheme.c
Subject: Re: Does scheme run on the DECStation 3100?
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Date: 11 Feb 90 23:34:11 GMT
References: <9002111446.AA06598@zurich.ai.mit.edu>
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In article <9002111446.AA06598@zurich.ai.mit.edu> jar@ZURICH.AI.MIT.EDU (Jonathan Rees) writes:
>   From: "Jim Miller" <jmiller@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu>
>   A minimal CommonLisp implementation already
>   has a useful program development environment ...
>
>This is not an a priori feature of the languages, but a historical
>artifact of the way Common Lisp implementations have so far always
>been built.

APROPOS, DOCUMENTATION, ED, EVAL, COMPILE-FILE, LOAD, TRACE,
BREAK, STEP, DESCRIBE, INSPECT, DISASSEMBLE, PPRINT,
USER-HOMEDIR-PATHNAME, DIRECTORY, FILE-WRITE-DATE, RENAME-FILE,
DELETE-FILE, CCASE, CTYPECASE, CERROR, CHECK-TYPE, ASSERT,
*BREAK-ON-WARNINGS*, *FEATURES*, TIME, ROOM, and DRIBBLE are all
defined in Common Lisp.  (Some of these are permitted to have
implementation-dependent behavior, of course.)


	Lawrence G. Mayka
	AT&T Bell Laboratories
	lgm@ihlpf.att.com

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