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Hello,
Previously we got this from Sussman’s desk drawer: ITS 138 from ~1967 found
Now several more listings are being processed:
Photographed pages can be found here:
An excellent endeavour!
I typed in the LISP C54 compiler and had it run on a modern Lisp by way of a Maclisp emulator. It emits LAP code for the PDP-6.
I wonder if it would run on the CADR emulator’s version of Maclisp.
Possibly, since the CADR Lisp was quite close to Maclisp. A problem I had to solve running in Common Lisp was that many variables need to be dynamically bound. I’m not sure how that would work on the CADR.