Lisp machine

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A Lisp machine is a specialized computer system and architecture designed to efficiently run the Lisp programming language, popular in AI research during the 1970s and 1980s.

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Richard Greenblatt significantProject MIT Lisp Machine project
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Interlisp operatingSystem Lisp machines
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Symbolics notableFor Lisp machines
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Symbolics notableFor Lisp machines
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Nick Gall fieldOfWork Lisp machines
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Symbolics productOrService Lisp machines
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Lisp Machines, Inc. productType Lisp machine
Lisp Machines, Inc. competitor Texas Instruments Lisp machines
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Symbolics Common Lisp implementation developedFor Symbolics Lisp machines
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Russell Noftsker fieldOfWork Lisp machines
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Symbolics specializedIn Lisp machines
subject linked to: Rob Seliger
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Dan Weinreb workedOn Lisp Machine at MIT
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Zmacs operatingSystem Lisp Machine
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Zmacs platform MIT Lisp Machine
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