2020 and 2021 have been busy years, but MakerLisp Language and Machine Development Continues
Lately I've been spending almost all my time creating an open source ventilator, the "MakerVent Model T" . Of course contact me as usual for MakerLisp product information and support.
CP/M 2.2 is ported and released for the MakerLisp Machine ! Download the release notes and archive.
The MakerLisp Machine was at the Vintage Computer Festival West, in Mountain View, Ca: http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-west
I was in Gouda, NL, for the Nuttx 2019 International Nuttx Workshop: https://nuttx2019.org Nuttx is a Unix-like, real-time embedded OS, which has a great following, including makers of robotic vehicles. Nuttx has booted and run on the MakerLisp Machine, a supported port will be available soon !
I was just in Chicago, at the Chicago Functional Programming meetup ! https://www.meetup.com/Chicago-Functional-Programming-Meetup/events/261402402
Max Maxfield at EEWeb wrote a nice overview of the project: https://www.eeweb.com/profile/max-maxfield/articles/makerlisp-boasts-lisp-and-cp-m-for-makers-and-embedded-designers Thanks Max !
Great Hackaday / Tindie meetup Saturday night after a day at the Bay Area Maker Faire, showed the machine, and met so many great people sharing their cool projects: https://hackaday.com/2019/05/24/great-hacks-at-our-maker-faire-bay-area-meetup-from-helmets-and-goggles-to-rovers-and-string/
Playing games on the MakerLisp Machine ! Steve Losh manifested this awesome retro-recreation for the Lisp Game Jam 2019, using MakerLisp and the Makerlisp Machine ! https://sjl.itch.io/black-box
