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> Sure but it wasn't even a Common Lisp initially. Right, initially it started as a Maclisp derivative. They morphed it gradually into Common Lisp, while defi
by lispm 3y ago
> Sure but it wasn't even a Common Lisp initially.
Right, initially it started as a Maclisp derivative.
They morphed it gradually into Common Lisp, while defining Common Lisp. The Spice Lisp project was actively involved in defining & implementing Common Lisp. Two of the five members of the original designers of CL were at CMU: Steele and Fahlman. The others were Moon, Weinreb, Gabriel.