[LispM] hello

[George-Phillip R. Orais]

Hi Jovan,

Yes, I already explored that site even if its blocked here? But thanks to VPN ;) I already downloaded all the emulators from there and even the verilog code of the cadr? In which im currently using now for my own lispm project? Will explain below :)



Hi Fare,

Yes I still can wait :) but pay a lot? Hmm may I know how 'lot' it would be? I hope its somewhere near my budget :) so what lispm do you have in France?

Oh! Yes indeed!! Especially our PC's today are in GHz and Quad-cores!! But hmm I attempted to run the Genera emulator under ubuntu64 running inside virtualbox? I can't make it work :( will give it a try someday, I'm just getting busy with a cooler lispm project :)


So ok just a quick introduction about my Lisp endeavor: it all started when I read about LispM on one of the forum that I used to visit, I was collecting SGI workstations from that time. Now I'm dreaming to add a LispM on my collection :) Because of this I bought this three books: Land of Lisp, Lisp in small Pieces, and Architecture for Symbolic Computers by P. Kogge :) then at first I tried to revive the LMI K-machine and fully implement it using today's fpga, but it was on hold for now because I wanted to have an easier and faster to be implemented. Now im working on a cool lispm in verilog? the plan is to implement the picolisp VM on hardware and I'm collaborating with Alex Burger himself! the founder of picolisp ;) 


Sorry for the long post, and thanks for your time guys! :)



BR,
Geo


-----Original Message-----
From: Faré [mailto:fahree at gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2014 10:41 PM
To: Jovan Trujillo
Cc: George-Phillip R. Orais; <lispm at tunes.org>
Subject: Re: [LispM] hello

On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 3:18 PM, Jovan Trujillo
<jovan.trujillo2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Have you explored this site:
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> www.unlambda.com/cadr/ ?
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On May 13, 2014, at 9:25 PM, "George-Phillip R. Orais"
> <geo at fairlegend.com.cn> wrote:
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> Hi guys,
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> I’m new here and I’m very interested to hear about the lisp machines.
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> It’s my dream to own an actual lisp machine from the past.
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> I was wondering if where I can get a lisp machine somewhere here in Asia?
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> Or does anyone knows someone who has a lispm and plans to have it a new good
> home for it?
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> Thanks and cheers to all ;)
>
If you can wait and/or pay a lot, I can send you mine, next time I go to France.

But yes, an emulator is much faster. I sometimes use the Genera
emulator by Brad Parker.

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