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I wonder if any 68K Mac apps written in Lisp were shipped in the day.

• p_l 2y ago
  Non trivial amount, though usually niche ones AFAIK. Some, like Piano (aircraft analysis suite) moved to other platforms when OSX essentially forced a rewrite anyway
• mark_l_watson 2y ago
  Not MACL, but I shipped a million dollar in sales product using ExperLisp that I wrote for the original Mac. Using MACL: when I was on a DARPA Neural Network Tools Advisory panel, I did all my NN prototyping in Common Lisp with Macintosh Allegro Common Lisp. Resulting code, that I converted to C and C++ was used in the bomb detector we built for the FAA, and became a commercial product.