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Jnc: /* External links */ +BBN-LISP System Reference Manual

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‎External links: +BBN-LISP System Reference Manual

Larsbrinkhoff: /* External links */ LISP Memo 1

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‎External links: LISP Memo 1

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‎External links: Link to "The Structure of a Lisp System Using Two-Level Storage".

Larsbrinkhoff: Link to "BBN-LISP - TENEX Reference Manual"

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Link to "BBN-LISP - TENEX Reference Manual"

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'''BBN LISP'' is a series of implementations, developed at [[BBN]], of the [[LISP]] programming language. It was first written for a [[PDP-1]] computer, largely inspired by L. Peter Deutsch's '''Basic PDP-1 LISP''. This version was a timeshared LISP without an underlying operating system, and implemented a software scheme for virtual memory.

The next iteration ran on the [[SDS]] [[SDS 940|940]] under the Berkeley timesharing system which provided virtual memory. Next, BBN wanted to move their LISP to the then new [[PDP-10]] computer. Due to the lack of hardware support for virtual memory, BBN added a paging device of their own making and essentially ported the Berkely system, resulting in [[TENEX]].

When some BBN researchers moved to [[Xerox PARC]], they brought BBN LISP with them and had it run on the [[Maxc]]. At that point it was renamed [[INTERLISP]].

==External links==

* [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/AD0632669.pdf THE BBN-LISP SYSTEM]
* [http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/LISP/bbnlisp/BBN940Lisp_Jul67.pdf THE BBN 940 LISP SYSTEM]

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 When some BBN researchers moved to [[Xerox PARC]], they brought BBN LISP with them and had it run on the [[Maxc]].  At that point it was renamed [[INTERLISP]].
 ==External links==
-* [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/AD0632669.pdf THE BBN-LISP SYSTEM]
+* [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/AD0632669.pdf The BBN-LISP System]
 * [https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/AD0647601.pdf The Structure of a Lisp System Using Two-Level Storage]
 * [http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/LISP/bbnlisp/BBN940Lisp_Jul67.pdf THE BBN 940 LISP SYSTEM]
 * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/bbn/tenex/TenexLispRef_Aug72.pdf BBN-LISP - TENEX Reference Manual]
 * [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/sds/9xx/940/ucbProjectGenie/940_LISP_Memo_1_Mar67.pdf LISP Memo 1] - about BBN LISP 1.69 for the 940
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 * [http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/LISP/bbnlisp/BBN940Lisp_Jul67.pdf THE BBN 940 LISP SYSTEM]
 * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/bbn/tenex/TenexLispRef_Aug72.pdf BBN-LISP - TENEX Reference Manual]
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-'''BBN LISP''' is a series of implementations, developed at [[BBN]], of the [[LISP]] programming language.  It was first written for a [[PDP-1]] computer, largely inspired by L. Peter Deutsch's '''Basic PDP-1 LISP'''.  This version was a timeshared LISP without an underlying operating system, and implemented a software scheme for virtual memory.
+'''BBN LISP''' is a series of implementations, developed at [[BBN]], of the [[LISP]] [[programming language]].  It was first written for a [[PDP-1]] computer, largely inspired by L. Peter Deutsch's '''Basic PDP-1 LISP'''.  This version was a timeshared LISP without an underlying [[operating system]], and implemented a software scheme for [[virtual memory]].
 The next iteration ran on the [[SDS]] [[SDS 940|940]] under the [[Berkeley Timesharing System]] which provided virtual memory.  Next, BBN wanted to move their LISP to the then new [[PDP-10]] computer.  Due to the lack of hardware support for virtual memory, BBN added a paging device of their own making and essentially ported the Berkeley system, resulting in [[TENEX]].
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−	'''BBN LISP'' is a series of implementations, developed at [[BBN]], of the [[LISP]] programming language. It was first written for a [[PDP-1]] computer, largely inspired by L. Peter Deutsch's '''Basic PDP-1 LISP''. This version was a timeshared LISP without an underlying operating system, and implemented a software scheme for virtual memory.	+	'''BBN LISP''' is a series of implementations, developed at [[BBN]], of the [[LISP]] programming language. It was first written for a [[PDP-1]] computer, largely inspired by L. Peter Deutsch's '''Basic PDP-1 LISP'''. This version was a timeshared LISP without an underlying operating system, and implemented a software scheme for virtual memory.

	The next iteration ran on the [[SDS]] [[SDS 940\|940]] under the Berkeley timesharing system which provided virtual memory. Next, BBN wanted to move their LISP to the then new [[PDP-10]] computer. Due to the lack of hardware support for virtual memory, BBN added a paging device of their own making and essentially ported the Berkely system, resulting in [[TENEX]].		The next iteration ran on the [[SDS]] [[SDS 940\|940]] under the Berkeley timesharing system which provided virtual memory. Next, BBN wanted to move their LISP to the then new [[PDP-10]] computer. Due to the lack of hardware support for virtual memory, BBN added a paging device of their own making and essentially ported the Berkely system, resulting in [[TENEX]].