bac%Mitre-Bedford@sri-unix.UUCP (07/06/84)
While everyone's on the topic of Lisps for various systems, does anyone know of any decent Lisp implementations for CP/M or MS-DOS (Z-80 or 8088 based systems)? All I know of is a version called MULisp, from Microsoft, but I have no idea whether it's useful, efficient, etc. Is AI and Lisp going to remain tied to mainframe machines, or will it ever reach the growing population of microcomputers? Brant Cheikes bac @ Mitre-Bedford
chavez@harvard.UUCP (07/11/84)
There's a detailed review of two Lisps for the IBM-PC (MULisp is one of them) in the July issue of BYTE.
phaedrus@eneevax.UUCP (07/11/84)
This month's BYTE (July) has an article on LISP for the IBM PC. It is a review of Integral Quality's IQLISP and The Software House's muLISP. It is on page 281 and the authors are Jordan Bortz and John Diamant. -- Without hallucinogens, life itself would be impossible. ARPA: phaedrus%eneevax%umcp-cs@CSNet-Relay UUCP: {seismo,allegra,brl-bmd}!umcp-cs!eneevax!phaedrus
prem@eagle.UUCP (P.T.Devanbu) (07/13/84)
I certainly wouldn't expect a grown up computer to.
diamant@pyuxa.UUCP (John Diamant) (07/16/84)
For anyone interested, the net addresses of the authors of the previously mentioned BYTE review of muLISP and IQLISP: Jordan Bortz: decvax!cbosgd!osu-dbs!gang!jordan and John Diamant: ihnp4!pyuxgg!diamant (until Aug. 10th) decvax!cwruecmp!diamant (after that) I apologize for posting this to the net, but it was originally in the article and was accidentally edited out. John Diamant -- John Diamant ihnp4!pyuxgg!diamant