roy@willow.Caltech.Edu (Dr. Roy) (05/31/89)
I have become entranced with AutoLisp, the lisp variant that goes along with the AutoCad drafting program, and I would like to make a lisp dialect for my own software. Specifically, there would be a lisp interpeter which can be hooked into my set of C functions which actually do the work. Does anyone know of a public domain lisp interpreter, written in a high-level language, preferably C, which can control an application like this? Roy Williams Caltech roy@willow.caltech.edu
burkie@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu (06/02/89)
Isn't there something called XLisp in the public domain (written, I think, in C)? I've seen it on the Mac and may have also seen it at one of the anonymous ftp sites. -Salman burkie@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu