Mocklisp
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Mocklisp est un dialecte du langage de programmation Lisp utilisé au début des années 1980 par James Gosling dans son implémentation d'Emacs. Mocklisp servira à la fois d'interpréteur et de langage d'extension pour Gosling Emacs.
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