Micro Common Lisp(t3x.org)
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Lithp.py (~2008)(fogus.me)
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Lisp from Nothing, Second Edition(t3x.org)
354 points by nils-m-holm | 98 comments
Book page for Nils M Holm's "Lisp from Nothing", covering minimal self-interpreting Lisp implementations from a metacircular evaluator to a compiler emitting C.
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