Brad Garton

I have an updated version of the [mxj maxlispj] LISP interpreter object

available for download for those who want to do some serious Processing

http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/maxlispj/

This relatively complete implementation of Common Lisp uses the "abcl"

(current version, 0.23.0) java-based interpreter authored by Peter Graves

as a base. LISP is a wonderfully elegant language for having all kinds

The current version is a more complete implementation of Common

Lisp with improved error-handling. This version is for OSX 10.5/6,

Max5. It may run on Windows 7; I'll be updating it direcly soon.

Full source for both the "abcl" java classes and the [maxlispj] java

classes is also available at the website above.

I hope you enjoy this and can find it useful. Happy 2011!

Columbia University Computer Music Center

I have an updated version of the [mxj maxlispj] LISP interpreter object
available for download for those who want to do some serious Processing
of Lists (Hey! LISt Processing! Wow!):

	http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/maxlispj/

This relatively complete implementation of Common Lisp uses the "abcl"
(current version, 0.23.0) java-based interpreter authored by Peter Graves
as a base.  LISP is a wonderfully elegant language for having all kinds
of algorithmic fun.

The current version is a more complete implementation of Common
Lisp with improved error-handling.  This version is for OSX 10.5/6,
Max5.  It may run on Windows 7; I'll be updating it direcly soon.

Full source for both the "abcl" java classes and the [maxlispj] java
classes is also available at the website above.

I hope you enjoy this and can find it useful.  Happy 2011!

Brad Garton
Columbia University Computer Music Center
http://music.columbia.edu/~brad


new [mxj maxlispj] object