On: Turning the Apple //e into a lisp machine, part 1

[lisper]

Another Lisp for the Apple II:

http://www.flownet.com/ron/plisp.html

Complete with disk images so you can run it yourself on a real Apple or an emulator.

[msarnoff → lisper]

The documentation link on that site isn't working, but it can be found here: http://jeffshrager.org/llisp/

The last chapter is particularly interesting, as it describes the inner workings of the interpreter.

[richardjordan → msarnoff]

I still have my original Apple II from when I was a kid. Have been meaning to fix it up in a while. This is a great reason to do so! In other news, any hardware hackers in Sunnyvale looking for a fun project...

[lisper → msarnoff]

Thanks! Fixed.

[antics → lisper]

We (or I) actually read your writeup before approaching this, Ron! It did impact some of our design decisions. :)

[lisper → antics]

Cool :-) BTW, I started working a while back on a Lisp to run on a Teensy 3:

http://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy3.html

Never finished it, but if you like these kinds of challenges maybe you'd like to collaborate on it.