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From: auyeung@iris.ucdavis.edu (Tak [UlTech] AuYeung)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Amiga Scheme
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Date: 2 Mar 90 01:18:09 GMT
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I am taking the AI class and we are using T here.  T is a scheme like
language, so I thought I could run the natural language programs on
the Amiga using our Scheme (in FishDisk 149).

However, no luck.  I followed the fixes that were supposed to make
Scheme act like T, but Scheme refused to accept symbols containing
"->".  Are there other Schemes for the Ami?

Also, if I give up using Scheme, the textbook also suggests ways to
make CommonLisp behave like T.  So my next question is: how compatible
is XLisp with CommonLisp?

Thanks in advance!

--Tak
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