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by Stéphane Rollandin hepta@zogotounga.net Introduction: LispKernel The LispKit package provides an easy (and fun !) way to play with Lisp interpreters within Squeak. The class LispKernel implements a Lisp engine completely embedded in Smalltalk, in the same sense as Schelog is a Prolog embedded in Scheme: there is no hard boundary in syntax or evaluation. Most notably LispKit does not use a speci
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