SLED brings a minimalist Scheme-inspired LISP to DOS systems
A developer has released SLED (Schemy Lisp en DOS), a symbolic LISP interpreter derived from Kilo LISP but stripped of features like macros and augmented with others, built to run on DOS environments including FreeDOS, MS-DOS, and emulators such as DOSBox. The project ships a compiled binary release alongside source code repositories and documentation covering its data types, symbols, and standard library.