don@umcp-cs.UUCP (Don Hopkins) (10/10/84)
I am in need of a lisp compiler and/or interpreter for the 68000. What products are there on the market? Could anyone who knows of one please send me the name of the distributer, the price, and any other pertinant information? -Don
liz@umcp-cs.UUCP (Liz Allen) (10/11/84)
From: Don Hopkins <umcp-cs!don> >I am in need of a lisp compiler and/or interpreter for the 68000. What products >are there on the market? Could anyone who knows of one please send me the name >of the distributer, the price, and any other pertinant information? > -Don The current version of Franz lisp which runs under Berkely 4.2 on the Vax can be also be configured to run on a SUN workstation running either BSD 4.1c or 4.2beta or Unisoft. For more information, contact either Franz Inc or Franz-Composers@berkeley. -- -Liz Allen Univ of Maryland, College Park MD Usenet: ...!seismo!umcp-cs!liz Arpanet: liz@maryland "This is the message we have heard from him and declare to you: God is light; in him there is no darkness at all" -- 1 John 1:5
jwp@utah-cs.UUCP (John W Peterson) (10/11/84)
Utah's Portable Standard Lisp is currently running on three 68K systems, including the Apollo, HP 9836 (aka "Series 200") and the Sun (well, the Sun port isn't quite finished, but it's pretty close).
afn@masscomp.UUCP (10/14/84)
Greetings,
Franz Lisp also runs on the MASSCOMP machines, both workstations
and the Real-Time MC500. For availability contact Franz, Inc. or your
local MASSCOMP Sales office, or me. BTW, while there are still some
licensing/legal issues to be worked out, MACSYMA is also ported and
running. If I can be of any help please call.
Al Nugent, Massachusetts Computer Corporation. Westford MA
...!{ihnp4,harpo,decvax}!masscomp!afn (617) 692-6200 x216dat@hpcnoe.UUCP (dat) (10/15/84)
I hate to be a nag, but the HP9836 is NOT 'aka series 200'! The 9836 can hook into a series 200 station, but it is a workstation (either Basic or Pascal) with graphics and all the other nifty stuff. (I'm using one for this note, hooked into a series 200 system) Cheery and all, Dave Taylor
dat@hpcnoe.UUCP (dat) (10/17/84)
Boy did I blow it! A bit of a scoping problem: the series 200 is a generic term for a whole slew of HP products...the 9836 being one of them. So sorry to all that I confused (myself included). Dave