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Le-Lisp by INRIA - Eligis x86 PortsThe famous AI language of the 90's is still alive.(The latest stable version is 15.26.13 - Release date: 2020-01-09)Home site is always: http://www.eligis.com/lelispLe-Lisp was developed in 1980 by a team led by Jerôme Chailloux at INRIA, the French national computer science research laboratory. It was developed as a direct result of the need for a small, portable, efficient language for a VLSI design system. It ran on most major computer systems including SunOS, Solaris, Mac II, Apollo, Decstation, Vax, Sony, Hewlett-Packard, Bull, PS/2, and of course major 386 systems (Windows, Linux, Solaris). It was marketed by several companies throughout Europe, including ILOG, Bull, the Sema Group and Eligis. Its technical evolution was assured by ILOG and INRIA until 2000. Many commercial products have been built on top of Le-Lisp (references on request). Today Le-Lisp reaches its end of life. It is essentially maintained by Eligis to help customers continue to run or port their favorite applications on Windows, Linux and Solaris PC. With a special agreement with ILOG, Eligis has the rights to sell and support Aïda on PC's platforms for customers having running applications on other platforms. Eligis has yet no plan to stop Le-Lisp support until at least 2021. However, customers are encouraged to develop new applications with another Lisp like OpenLisp that Eligis also actively develop and port on many systems. Active ports
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LicenseLe-Lisp used to be a commercial product until 2020. There will be no enhancements or new versions of this Lisp but it is actively maintained and supported for all current customers. We also help current Le-Lisp customers to migrate their applications running on non-Eligis platforms to Windows, Linux or Solaris PC platforms. On 2020-01-08, Le-Lisp moved to 2-clauses BSD License. The source code is now freely available on GitHub repository Christian Jullien, the Eligis manager, was one of the early Le-Lisp implementors in 80's. He made the first MS-DOS Le-Lisp version in 1985 and never really stopped working on Le-Lisp since then. Snapshots
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