LISP 1.5 was the classic LISP, the most widely-used release, and the source for all the other LISP systems, either directly or through inspiration.[1][2]
| ANSI Common Lisp Branch | ||
| Preceded by LISP |
LISP 1.5 | Followed by Stanford LISP |
| ANSI Common Lisp Branch | ||
| Preceded by LISP |
LISP 1.5 | Followed by MACLISP |
| ANSI Common Lisp Branch | ||
| Preceded by LISP |
LISP 1.5 | Followed by BBN LISP |
| UCBLogo Branch | ||
| Preceded by --- |
LISP 1.5 | Followed by Logo |