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Before I try, just always have a question - is it lisp-1 or lisp-2? Is it scheme/lisp? Given the lisp15.scm is a scm it seems to be underlying is a lisp 1.5 r
by kwccoin 8y ago
Before I try, just always have a question - is it lisp-1 or lisp-2? Is it scheme/lisp?
Given the lisp15.scm is a scm it seems to be underlying is a lisp 1.5 running under scheme. But given it is doing make, is it just share code?
Too many of this but really want to have a code for simple C based lisp to play with. Is that it?
- hawkice 8y agoConsidering the example code and test code is all (define func-name (lambda (....) )), this has got to be a lisp-1.
- krig 8y agoThe base language interpreter written in C is a lisp-1, and it’s not even close to a full scheme implementation but it is a subset of scheme. The LISP 1.5 interpreter runs on top and is implemented in the base language.