According to the LispWorks (version 2) manual I have sitting on my
desk, it says it is compatible with CLtL (2nd Ed). The evidence of
using the system for the last six months or so strongly bears this
out.
We are using it here to provide infrastructure support for
verification applications. It has the version 2 features defined -
(i.e. CLOS, conditions, revised packages, loop macro, etc, etc.), plus
lots of others (e.g. CLX, CLUE, SQL database interface, lightweight
multi-processing, interactive HyperText manual browsing, etc, etc).
It is supported on many platforms - I use it on a Sun 4 IPC's, where
it can interact fully with X windows. By this I mean it can provide a
windowing style Lisp environment plus you can build your own X
windowing environments operated entirely from within LispWorks.
In case you are wondering, I don't own shares in the company (:-)).
For further information, try contacting:
Harlequin Ltd, Barrington Hall, Barrington, CAMBRIDGE, CB2 5RG, UK
Tel: +44 223 872522
Fax: +44 223 872519
Email: ·················@harlqn.co.uk
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