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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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How long have you been using Lisp? Any dialect, including Emacs Lisp.
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Multi-language IDEs that interact with interpreters via protocols are now common, from classic Emacs with its inferior process protocols to VS Code with LSP and similar modern environments.
This paper described an early exploration of these ideas: a language-independend, Interlisp-based environment that interfaced with language processors over the ARPANET. In 1974.
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Multi-language IDEs that interact with interpreters via protocols are now common, from classic Emacs with its inferior process protocols to VS Code with LSP and similar modern environments.
This paper described an early exploration of these ideas: a language-independend, Interlisp-based environment that interfaced with language processors over the ARPANET. In 1974.
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Multi-language IDEs that interact with interpreters via protocols are now common, from classic Emacs with its inferior process protocols to VS Code with LSP and similar modern environments.
This paper described an early exploration of these ideas: a language-independend, Interlisp-based environment that interfaced with language processors over the ARPANET. In 1974.
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Multi-language IDEs that interact with interpreters via protocols are now common, from classic Emacs with its inferior process protocols to VS Code with LSP and similar modern environments.
This paper described an early exploration of these ideas: a language-independend, Interlisp-based environment that interfaced with language processors over the ARPANET. In 1974.
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Who needs flat design when we have vintage skeuomorphism? This is the EDITKEYS module of Medley Interlisp, a text formatting toolbar (thin horizontal window) of the TEdit WYSIWYG rich text editor (main window).
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This 1988 report contains rare screenshots of Jericho Interlisp, an Interlisp-D port to the Jericho personal computer. This experimental workstation was developed at BBN in the early 80s and also ran Pascal.
https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA203845.pdf#page=53
More details on the Jericho (page 6):
https://ojs.aaai.org/aimagazine/index.php/aimagazine/article/download/94/93%20(1981)
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MYCIN for identifying bacterial infections, and Dipmeter Advisor for analyzing oil exploration data, were expert systems developed with Interlisp as well as early AI success stories. Learn more:
MYCIN
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycinhttps://archive.org/details/rulebasedexperts00buch
Dipmeter Advisor
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I'm referring to:
https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/115513544342936726I would like to show and discuss the talk in a session at the #Lisp Assembly at #29c3.
(see https://rollenspiel.social/@alexshendi/115513496629603264)
Whom should I ask for permission, if needed at all?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm referring to:
https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/115513544342936726I would like to show and discuss the talk in a session at the #Lisp Assembly at #29c3.
(see https://rollenspiel.social/@alexshendi/115513496629603264)
Whom should I ask for permission, if needed at all?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm referring to:
https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/115513544342936726I would like to show and discuss the talk in a session at the #Lisp Assembly at #29c3.
(see https://rollenspiel.social/@alexshendi/115513496629603264)
Whom should I ask for permission, if needed at all?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm referring to:
https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/115513544342936726I would like to show and discuss the talk in a session at the #Lisp Assembly at #29c3.
(see https://rollenspiel.social/@alexshendi/115513496629603264)
Whom should I ask for permission, if needed at all?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm referring to:
https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/115513544342936726I would like to show and discuss the talk in a session at the #Lisp Assembly at #29c3.
(see https://rollenspiel.social/@alexshendi/115513496629603264)
Whom should I ask for permission, if needed at all?
Thanks in advance.
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In the 1980s some Xerox Lisp Machines came with an IBM PC/XT expansion card that allowed running MS-DOS software from the Interlisp-D environment, like the black window of a spreadsheet program at the bottom left. This screenshot is from a flyer of the Xerox 1186 AI workstation.
https://groups.google.com/g/lispcore/c/aCC34TmRSmc/m/KQwufgfABQAJ
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It's 1986 and you want to use Interlisp-D on your Xerox workstation. This primer will get you up to speed with booting a Lisp image, handling floppy disks, using the mouse, transferring files to a VAX, and interacting with the environment. Some of the material is obsolete but gives an idea of what it was like to use a Lisp Machine in the 1980s.
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This screenshot demonstrates a turtle graphics library that Ryan Burnside wrote for Medley Common Lisp.
https://groups.google.com/g/lispcore/c/NIhVeqiHABQ/m/sGOnRCKbEwAJ
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Lafite is the email client application of Medley Interlisp. The Lafite-to-mbox tool converts from the file format of Lafite mail, derived from the Laurel mailer developed at Xerox PARC for the Alto workstation, to the Unix mbox format.
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@otfrom something with discoverable configuration would be nice. Consistent theming would be nice. Active browsable caller graphs and class inheritance graphs would be nice. Break inspectors in which you could inspect and edit the contents of the stack frame and then restart the computation would be lovely. A structure editor... surely a structure editor isn't too much to ask for?
WE HAD ALL THIS FORTY YEARS AGO. Why is it so hard now?
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If you are looking to contribute to Medley Interlisp the PICK tool helps you decide what to do. This module picks and displays a random Medley GitHub issue, file, or project to work on.
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Are you using Lisp applications of Medley Interlisp or doing coding projects? We would love to hear what you are doing with the system.
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This Medley Interlisp primer, released in 1993, also includes a glossary. It is interesting to browse through the entries as some describe features we now take for granted, others obscure ones that are no longer common.
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If you use Medley Interlisp with a non US keyboard and can't type
:and other characters, give this trick a try by running Medley withmedley -vwhich also improves the performance of Medley a little bit.https://fosstodon.org/@interlisp/115031949680969152
You need TigerVNC installed.
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Medley Interlisp comes with the BITMAPFNS library for reading, writing, and viewing bitmaps in the native system format.
https://files.interlisp.org/medley/lispusers/BITMAPFNS.TEDIT.pdf
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This website has a couple of screenshots of InterLISP/65, an implementation of Interlisp for Atari 8-bit micros. Notice the
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"Idle Mode" is a facility of the Medley Interlisp environment that locks the screen and runs a screensaver when the system is idle. The facility, which is documented here, also supports user-developed screensavers: