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I don't know anything about owl-lisp, but you also need a lisp that does not do any runtime memory allocation, as those are usually problematic in embedded proj

I don't know anything about owl-lisp, but you also need a lisp that does not do any runtime memory allocation, as those are usually problematic in embedded projects, especially in those with as little RAM as the nano.

pjmlp 7y ago
If they have more memory than an IBM 704, it isn't that problematic.
- exdsq 7y ago
  After installing uLisp I have 518 bytes of RAM and 1050 bytes of storage on my board - I'd kill for the sweet, sweet 18,432 bytes of an IBM 704! ;)