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Kawa is a full Scheme implementation. It implements almost all of R5RS (for exceptions see Restrictions), plus some extensions.
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MiniJLisp is a minimal implementation of an interpreter for a Lisp style language in Java. MiniJLisp is designed to be used as an embedded extension language in Java programs.
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This is one approach to implementing the ideas discussed as the Public Domain Knowledge Base. Originally coded by Stephen Reed before joining Cycorp and currently maintained by Vic Bancroft. The next release with contributions made here will be versio
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Jess-mode is a collection of Emacs Lisp files designed to facilitate the development of Java Expert System Shell (JESS) applications. Currently, the package consists of a major mode for editing source and an inferior mode used to run the Jess interpreter
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Trying to implement a lispy scripting language on top of Java in a minimalistic way: as small as possible but with a solid language design thats borrowed from common lisp.
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Sibilant is a LISP-like language that attempts to gain the flexibility of dynamic languages like Perl or Ruby while remaining a thin wrapper of a host language.
