Article 4NAC0 Visible Lisp Computer

Visible Lisp Computer

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Thom Holwerda
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The Visible Lisp Computer is a Lisp interpreter that displays the contents of the Lisp workspace on an OLED display, so you can see program execution and garbage collection in real time. It's a special version of my uLisp interpreter for ARM boards, designed to run on an Adafruit ItsyBitsy M0, or an ATSAMD21E on a prototyping board, interfaced to an I2C OLED display. If I knew what any of this meant, you'd find a few words about this here. Sadly, I don't know what any of this means.
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