jcw@cvl.UUCP (Jay C. Weber) (07/26/84)
Just in the past week I posted the entire source code for XLISP to net.sources, so look there. As for examples, I think in a short time many USENETers will be able to provide some -- I know of at least three dozen people who are presently getting XLISP going. One person even said he was working on an XLISP-PROLOG! Jay Weber ..!seismo!rlgvax!cvl!jcw ..!seismo!rochester!jay jay@rochester.arpa
s170@sol1.UUCP (s170) (08/04/84)
A month or two back, I downloaded from a local PC BBS a version of Lisp attributed to David Betz, called XLISP. The documentation is intriguing, as it is an object-oriented dialect. This is the only object-oriented language that I know of that runs on a PC. Further- more, it is apparently in the public domain. I'm really excited about experimenting with it. My problem is that the documentation is very sparse. I know it derives from a CP/M C-language version. Does anyone have the source codefor this XLISP available in PC-readable format? Better yet, does anyone hae better documentation, or object-oriented code examples? I know how to program in Lisp, I just need better documentation o the OO extensions. Thanx for any help you can give Russ Schnapp usenet (akgua!sol1!s170) 7671 Northruplace day (619) 578-6002 San Diego, CA 92126 anytime (619) 578-7014