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I remember looking at it 12 years ago or so, for embedded applications. For some reason I decided to go with ISLISP instead, though I no longer remember why.
by jwr 11y ago
I remember looking at it 12 years ago or so, for embedded applications. For some reason I decided to go with ISLISP instead, though I no longer remember why.
- TheSmoke 11y agooh, so newlisp is not that much new then.
- nostrademons 11y agoInvented 1991 according to Wikipedia.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 11y agoIt used to be. It's kind of a bug with new.
- dragonwriter 11y ago> oh, so newlisp is not that much new then. Well, its new compared to Lisp in general.
- namekuseijin 11y agoits features are comparable to old Lisps from the 70's, prior to Scheme and Common Lisp. Nothing really new here at all and lots of old bugs passing for features.
- a8da6b0c91d 11y ago> For some reason Wouldn't 99% of people see GPL and move on?
- jwr 11y agoYou are being downvoted, unfairly — that was probably the reason why I could not use it back then. And just to clarify, because these discussions often get sidetracked: the GPL is a problem in a commercial setting not because of the source availability requirement, but because of the anti-patent clause, which is basically a minefield.