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* Rutgers University ELISP - Extended Addressing LISP - by Charles Hedrick et al. | * Rutgers University ELISP - Extended Addressing LISP - by Charles Hedrick et al. | ||
* The extension language for CCA EMACS. | * The extension language for CCA EMACS. | ||
| − | * [[Emacs]] Lisp is sometimes called Elisp. | + | * [[Emacs editors|GNU Emacs]] Lisp is sometimes called Elisp. |
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| + | [[Category: LISP Dialects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:49, 20 June 2023
Several LISP dialects have been named ELISP:
- Rutgers University ELISP - Extended Addressing LISP - by Charles Hedrick et al.
- The extension language for CCA EMACS.
- GNU Emacs Lisp is sometimes called Elisp.
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