posted 03-02-2007 05:09 PM         

New to this beta is an implementation of the Lisp language. It covers quite a bit of the essentials of the language. The approach is different, but it works well, and should run perhaps most of the snippets of code you might encounter in an introductory Lisp tutorial. It should be relatively easy to look at the source code, and understand how this Lisp implementation was designed. Adding to it should be straightforward.

Things continue to be fine-tuned overall in the interpreter as well.

The link for the beta download is www.ucalc.com/beta/ucmar07b.zip ( < 175 Kb)

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