kempf@hplabsz.HPL.HP.COM (Jim Kempf) (12/20/87)
I know about Jonathan Reese's Scheme in Common Lisp, but has anybody implemented the opposite, Common Lisp in Scheme? Although I like the clean semantics of Scheme, reality sometimes intrudes. I'm trying to decide what Lisp to purchase for my AT, and TI's PC Scheme looks attractive, especially compared to the overpriced AT Common Lisps available. There is currently a port of Kyoto Common Lisp underway, but it may take awhile and might end up not being any cheaper than the already available crop, besides requiring a C compiler. Before I start hacking, anybody done it yet? Thanx! Jim Kempf kempf@hplabs.hp.com
verber@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (Mark A. Verber) (12/21/87)
I know that implementing Common Lisp in Scheme has been done. I know that the Common Lisp on the BBN Butterfly was originally implimented on top of Multi-Scheme, but I don't remember who did the work. I will try and dig up my references. Cheers, ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Computer Science Department Mark A. Verber The Ohio State University verber@ohio-state.arpa +1 (614) 292-7344 cbosgd!osu-cis!verber