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It's an interpreter, and it's proprietary, commercial software free for personal use, but OpenLisp runs on thirty platforms as of today: http://www.eligis.com/
by cylinder714 4y ago
It's an interpreter, and it's proprietary, commercial software free for personal use, but OpenLisp runs on thirty platforms as of today:
http://www.eligis.com/ http://www.eligis.com/
It's an implementation of ISLisp/ISO Lisp. The paid version can compile applications to C.