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	MACLISP is the LISP which is used at MIT. It exists at SAIL
under the name MACLSP. Its features briefly include:
	Fast number compiler/assembler
	Inter-lisp style editor
	Single stepper
	Fancy debugging aids
	CGOL (MLISP-like reader by Vaughn Pratt)
	  [CGOL presently doesn't work here; gets illegal data mode for TTY]
	Sorting functions
	Local maintainance !!

For more information read:
	MACLISP.RPG[UP,DOC]
	LISP.RPG[S,DOC]
	BIBOP.RPG[UP,DOC]
	CGOL.PRA[UP,DOC]
	HELP.DOC[AID,RPG]
	HUNK.RPG[UP,DOC]
	LSPARC.RPG[UP,DOC]
	FASMAC.DOC[AID,RPG]
	NCOMPLR.RPG[UP,DOC]
or talk to RPG.

MACLISP has the BIBOP feature, please do HELP BIBOP for more details.

There are now 2 versions of the 1 segment MacLisp, which you oldtimers
will recall used to be the only kind available on tops-10. On is
1LISP.DMP[1,3]. This version has the logical high segment sitting above
the low segment and core expands upwards to 256k. BPS needs to be
initially set, as in the 2 segment version. The other is  PLISP.DMP[1,3]. This
one has the logical high segment at the top of memory (at 256k - |high-segment|).
This is a full BIBOP  MacLisp, so BPS can be left unspecified. Good Luck.