FreeStyLisp

If you're in need of a reliable Lisp interpreter to build your own Like-Lisp script languages, the generic Lisp interpreter is here to make things easier. This software is designed specifically for embedded systems, and you can access its source code with minimal effort, thanks to its C-based structure.

One of the standout features of this implementation is the scenario processing language, which is packed with a range of handy Lisp functions. You can use these functions to: clear screens, insert delays (up to n), view, locate objects in multiple z-layers, create various sprites (up to n), name objects, repeat actions, and perform various arithmetic and control functions.

Everything in this software is designed to be user-friendly, and you'll find that the powerful Lisp interpreter is incredibly easy to work with. You'll have complete control over the final outcome, and you'll be creating elegant applications in no time with this powerful tool. So whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, the generic Lisp interpreter will help you get the job done!