HP Forums

FYI

https://hackaday.com/2019/01/10/program-...e-in-lisp/

The LISP looks like the prefix notation.

(3+4) * (5-6) returns -7 // infix operation (standard notation)
*(+(3,4),-(5,6)) prefix operation

Source: http://www.technoblogy.com/

This is the japanese version of the PB-2000C with built-in LISP from 1988. I've asked a LISP-expert for his assessment of the AI-1000 LISP
and he told me with enthusiasm that it's a (MacLISP dialect (lexically scoped (tail-call optimized (lisp-1 (bytecode compiler))))).

(01-14-2019 03:07 PM)xerxes Wrote: [ -> ]

This is the japanese version of the PB-2000C with built-in LISP from 1988. I've asked a LISP-expert for his assessment of the AI-1000 LISP
and he told me with enthusiasm that it's a (MacLISP dialect (lexically scoped (tail-call optimized (lisp-1 (bytecode compiler))))).

Man they sure don't make them like they use to.