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Does anyone know of a public domain Lisp interpreter available for
the 6000?  Does not even have to be a Lisp compiler, just an interpreter.

Thanks,
Keith Devlin.
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Quote:Devlin) writes:

> Does anyone know of a public domain Lisp interpreter available for
> the 6000?  Does not even have to be a Lisp compiler, just an
> interpreter.

The interpreter portion of MIT Scheme is reputed to work under AIX.

There's also Austin Kyoto Common Lisp, which contains a Lisp-->C
compiler, but I don't think it's been ported to 3.2 yet.

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