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Reading through the code, it looks like it would work in most common lisp implementations with only fairly minor modifications. (I think there are a couple thin
by fiddlerwoaroof 8y ago
Reading through the code, it looks like it would work in most common lisp implementations with only fairly minor modifications. (I think there are a couple things there that might be non-standard-compliant but still behave sanely in most common lisps).
- larsbrinkhoff 8y agoYes, Maclisp and Common Lisp are quite close. I'd argue it's more fun to run on a PDP-10 (emulator).
- ksherlock 8y agofrom README_port: ... The difficulty lies in the fact that it used a library called "Comred", which utilized the JSYS (system call) on Tops-20 that allowed for command completion in the standard way of that OS. So (as in the modern Dunnet), when you login tot he computer, you feel like you are on a Tops-20 computer. ...