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From: tfb@cogsci.ed.ac.uk (Tim Bradshaw)
Subject: Re: Public domain CLOS for Unix or Linux
In-Reply-To: sbloch@adl15.adelphi.edu's message of Sun, 19 Feb 1995 18:59:57 GMT
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* Stephen Bloch wrote:
> wrote:
>> I am interested in getting a freely available version of CLOS to 
>> run under Unix or Linux.

> A previous poster mentioned a Scheme-based CLOS.  Another Scheme-based
> CLOS is Tiny-CLOS, which has the pedagogical advantage of a very simple
> implementation (something like 500 lines of Scheme source, after
> deleting comments & blank lines).

> What I'm actually using in my class, however, is CLISP, which includes a
> fairly-complete CLOS.  Email me if you want pointers to these; I'll have
> to look up where I got them.

There is also CLOSETTE which is at least some of CLOS, with a MOP, in
portable CL, and is pretty small.  I'm not sure quite where it lives
-- it used to be on arisia.xerox.com but I couldn't find it just now.

--tim
