XLISP

This PD file contains the C sourse of David Betz' XLISP v1.4.
It is free, copyable for non-profit use provided you preserve
the details of authorship.

The manual is terse, a reference manual. For a tutorial introduction,
use Winston's LISP, 2nd edition, for Addison-Wesley. Most of the LISP
described in that book is in XLISP.

XLISP v1.4 is essentially a small core set of Common LISP. The object
oriented features of XLISP are NOT part of Common LISP, however.

In the PD file, C soure files are called <something>C and the single
header file is called XLISPH. The manual is in MANUAL.

You will probably need to edit the C source a little. It expects the
header file to be called xlisp.h at present, and it expects LISP files
to be called <something>.lsp. In this PD file, the demo and startup files
are called <something>LSP.

There are various '#ifdef ...' statements meant to cater for different
compilers. You should look for these and see how your C compiler differs
at those points.

You are on your own, now - good luck. Just compile and link the files
together....