VLISP

VLISP refers to at least three distinct items.

These are, in no particular order:

• A Lisp dialect implemented and formalized since 1971 at the University of Paris VIII - Vincennes, France. VLISP (for Vincennes LISP) interpreters and compilers were designed to run on small machines and were extremely fast. This VLISP led to Le-Lisp.
• A formally verified implementation of the Scheme programming language (Scheme is a dialect of Lisp).
• The "Visual Lisp" implementation included in recent versions of AutoCAD.

See also

• ObjVlisp

References

• VLISP (Vincennes LISP) at the "History of LISP" project from the Software Preservation Group, edited by Paul McJones.
• VLISP documents (Vincennes LISP) at ArtInfo-MusInfo.
• J. Guttman, J. Ramsdell, M. Wand. "VLISP: A Verified Implementation of Scheme".

This article was originally based on material from the Free On-line Dictionary of Computing, which is licensed under the GFDL.

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