New Website Launched to Support Lisp Programming Language

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New Website Launched to Support Lisp Programming Language

Feb 06, 2001

NEW YORK, Feb 6 – Advocates of the Lisp programming language for biological research announced Tuesday the launch of a new website, www.biolisp.org, to support those who are using or are interested in using Lisp.

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