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I discovered this a while back, because Nearly Free Speech has it as a CGI scripting language. The details of it's GC was rather interesting -- I've been meanin

by fao_ 11y ago

I discovered this a while back, because Nearly Free Speech has it as a CGI scripting language. The details of it's GC was rather interesting -- I've been meaning to implement it in one of my lisp projects. EDIT: I just checked, apparently nfsn doesn't support that? Weird, now I have to work out what website I found it through...

cag_ii 11y ago
It is listed as a LISP on the NFS CGI versions page: http://ultraviolet-cgi.nfshost.com/ http://ultraviolet-cgi.nfshost.com/
- fao_ 11y ago
  Ah, that's where it got to! I was searching somewhere entirely different for some reason. Thanks.
astine 11y ago
Last time I used nfsn, they supported newLisp. It's possible that they dropped support.
- fao_ 11y ago
  Apparently they still have it, I was just searching in the wrong place :)