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  1. #1
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    LISP interfacing with Visual C++

    Can some one please tell me, how can i Introduce some LISP code in A visual C++ project?

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    Do you mean compile a Lisp library and link it in with your VC++ or use a library of equivalent Lisp functions in VC++?
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    LISP and VC

    I meant the later, taht i have some LISP script alrleady and i want to call it in a VC project as a function, be it via dll, or wat ever

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    You basically need to search for or write a Prefix Polish interepreter which translates the lisp functions into C++. I don't know of any free ones but there may be some around that will do the CAR CDR stuff.

    Have a look at Simtel.net. They may have some old DOS/Unix ones with source code that you might be able to cannibalize.
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    There are some free Lisp compilers on
    http://www.thefreecountry.com/develo...ers.shtml#lisp
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