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Fitting a Lisp interpreter into 64K bytes of memory
Original: LISPy things you can do in 64K bytes of core (2019)
A 2019 write-up describing a minimal Lisp implementation that runs in just 64 kilobytes of core memory has resurfaced and is drawing renewed attention. It details how classic programming techniques and tight design let a full Lisp environment fit within constraints that were standard on early computers, prompting discussion about minimal software, retro computing, and how much can be achieved with very limited resources.
Why now: The article is being shared and discussed again on a major tech forum, drawing fresh interest in minimalist and retro programming.
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Evidence
- LISPy things you can do in 64K bytes of core (2019) · andsoitis · 67
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