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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.net>
Subject: Re: How fast can lisp go?
Date: 2000/07/14
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* kego@compuserve.com
| So what free or under $200 lisp for Windows would you recommend?

  I wouldn't -- I recommend paying people in relative proportion to
  the values they provide me, and "free" means I don't get any value,
  and under USD 200 means you're moving in the mass market.  I don't.

  I recommend Franz Inc's Allegro CL Lite for Windows, which is a
  trial edition (a full-featured "demo" version), and which you get
  free of charge, but can't use for any money-making endeavors.

#:Erik
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