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Some random fun programs written in Lisp, including Life
and sunrise/sunset calculations.
lang/lisp/code/fun/
A variety of Lisp programs that do fun things:
CONX. Creates a word-frequency trigram database from a file of text
and then uses it to produce random sentences. Version 1.3, 24-APR-91.
Written by Skef Wholey and Jamie Zawinski
.
LIFE. An implementation of Conway's Game of Life. Author
unknown. Ported and bugs fixed by Mark Kantrowitz.
SOUNDEX. A program for encoding words and names in a compact manner
that includes a notion of phonemic similarity. Written by Norman R.
Stewart Jr., .
SUNSET. A program that calculates the time of sunrise and sunset given
the date, longitude and latitude. Written by Mark Kantrowitz,
.
TETRIS. Tetris ported to the Symbolics by Claus Reimann
. ftp.gmd.de/languages/lisp/
CD-ROM: Prime Time Freeware for AI, Issue 1-1
Keywords:
Conway's Game of Life, Conx, Life!Implementations,
Lisp!Fun Programs, Soundex, Sunrise, Sunset, Tetris
References: ?
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