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Easy-ISLisp ver2.0

22 May 03:06
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Easy-ISLisp ver2.0

Several libraries have been added, including a Common Lisp-like macro library.

We have improved ILOS. Removed the constraint of argument variables in compiler. Abstract class has been implemented.

Easy-ISLisp version1.95

27 Apr 00:49
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Easy-ISLisp version 1.95

I added some libralies and fixed many bugs.

Easy-ISLisp ver1.9

08 Apr 06:52
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Easy-ISLisp ver1.9 has been released.

Even in the interpreter, a small integer is used as an immediate value.

Fixed many bugs of compiler.

The class that causes error handling has been adapted to the ISLisp verification test as much as possible.

Many libraries have been added, including regular expressions and function search systems.

Now works also on macOS and OpenBSD.

Easy-ISLisp version1.86

01 Apr 05:43
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Easy-ISLisp plans to significantly improve the data structure. Therefore, the latest version will malfunction for a while. Please use this tentative release.

Easy-ISLisp version1.8

09 Mar 02:31
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Easy-ISLisp version1.80

The library has been added. See Documents folder.

Partially supports GPGPU. See Documents folder.

Passed most of the ISLisp verification tests.

Easy-ISLisp version1.7

17 Jan 02:59
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Added GPGPU partially.

Easy-ISLisp version 1.5

03 Nov 23:15
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Fixed bug of compiler and GC.

Easy-ISLisp ver1.4

14 Oct 08:25
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In ver 1.4, in addition to Mark & Sweep GC, Copying GC has been added.
See readme gbc funciotn.

I welcome issues and bug reports.

version1.2

30 Dec 00:24
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I fixed many bugs. Thus interpreter has passed the ISLisp verification system.

version1.1

09 Dec 10:46
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Easy-ISLisp version1.1

There was a fatal defect that EISL did not work on RaspPi3 due to lack of memory. So I separated the built-in editor. As a result, EISL saves memory and operates lightly.
The separate editor is published separately under the name Edlis.
https://github.com/sasagawa888/Edlis