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The editor is an important part of a LISP programming environment. In this paper we describe how we have integrated the GNU EMACS editor with ALLEGRO CL (previously known as Extended COMMON LISP). Parts of the interface between ALLEGRO CL and GNU EMACS can be used with any version of LISP, including FRANZ LISP. Other parts require a sophisticated multiprocessing facility, such as the one found in ALLEGRO CL or on LISP-machines. The interface can be obtained at no charge as described at the end of this paper.
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Foderaro et al. (1988) studied this question.
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