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A bit confuse between the two. Any easy way to up it and run some lisp code, not necessarily Common Lisp?
by ngcc_hk 8y ago
A bit confuse between the two. Any easy way to up it and run some lisp code, not necessarily Common Lisp?
- ta12812 8y agoi wouldn't call it "easy", but it's a way to run a historic MIT lisp system, that predates common lisp. the language it uses is "lisp machine lisp", which was later used as one of the basis for common lisp standardization.