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Interesting. I thought "Wait, 'MacLisp' in 1982? The Mac wasn't released until '84!" Turns out that MacLisp has nothing to do with Apple. It came out of MIT's
by PhasmaFelis 8y ago
Interesting. I thought "Wait, 'MacLisp' in 1982? The Mac wasn't released until '84!"
Turns out that MacLisp has nothing to do with Apple. It came out of MIT's Project on Mathematics and Computation--Project MAC--in the late '60s.
- aidenn0 8y agoThere was a "Macintosh Common Lisp" though; originally named "Coral Common Lisp" and it was forked to what is today known as "Clozure Common lisp" which is not to be confused with any of the various other projects using misspelled versions of the word "closure"