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by kbp
3046 days ago
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> The closest thing to MacLisp today is actually Common Lisp I think you could make the argument that Emacs Lisp is as close. Emacs Lisp has some major similarities with Maclisp that CL doesn't share (like in variable scoping and obarrays and such). Elisp and CL are both very close relatives of Maclisp; Elisp was designed as a mini-Maclisp for a text editor, whereas Common Lisp was designed as Maclisp's successor. |
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