From: Darrel Monroe
Subject: Lisp for the PC
Date:
Message-ID: <83212@ut-emx.uucp>
In his post of 5 Nov 1992, Hinrich asks:
H> Is there anybody out there who can tell me where i can get a
H> compiler for Lisp on PC's
H> I mean FTP-Server or something else.
and in his post, also of 5 Nov 1992, Eugene Melehov asks:
EM> I need LISR->C translator and/or LISP compiler to native code and/or
EM> fast interpreter . Sorry ,but I can't buy this products because
EM> I'm student from Russia and havn't $ etc.
Hopefully this will help both. I like Xlisp-Plus for the PC. I believe that
you will be able to find it on wuarchive.wustl.edu in the
systems/ibmpc/msdos/xlisp directory. The file will be named something like
XLISP21D.ZIP. The version I use is 2.1d. It seems to be a very good
implementation of Common Lisp.
Happy Lisping
Darrel Monroe
·······@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
In article <·····@ut-emx.uucp> ·······@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Darrel Monroe) writes:
>In his post of 5 Nov 1992, Hinrich asks:
>H> Is there anybody out there who can tell me where i can get a
>H> compiler for Lisp on PC's
>and in his post, also of 5 Nov 1992, Eugene Melehov asks:
>EM> I need LISR->C translator and/or LISP compiler to native code and/or
>EM> fast interpreter
>Hopefully this will help both. I like Xlisp-Plus for the PC. I believe that
>you will be able to find it on wuarchive.wustl.edu in the [...]
>It seems to be a very good implementation of Common Lisp.
Well thanks for the compliment (I distribute it), but XLISP-PLUS does not have
a compiler, it is strictly interpretive. It also is not a full Common Lisp
implementation. It is reasonably fast, however, and might serve Mr. Melehov's
needs.
--
Tom Almy
····@sail.labs.tek.com
Standard Disclaimers Apply
In article <·····@sail.LABS.TEK.COM>, ····@sail.LABS.TEK.COM (Tom Almy) writes:
> In article <·····@ut-emx.uucp> ·······@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Darrel Monroe) writes:
>>In his post of 5 Nov 1992, Hinrich asks:
>
>>H> Is there anybody out there who can tell me where i can get a
>>H> compiler for Lisp on PC's
>
>>and in his post, also of 5 Nov 1992, Eugene Melehov asks:
>
>>EM> I need LISR->C translator and/or LISP compiler to native code and/or
>>EM> fast interpreter
>
>>Hopefully this will help both. I like Xlisp-Plus for the PC. I believe that
>>you will be able to find it on wuarchive.wustl.edu in the [...]
>>It seems to be a very good implementation of Common Lisp.
>
> Well thanks for the compliment (I distribute it), but XLISP-PLUS does not have
> a compiler, it is strictly interpretive. It also is not a full Common Lisp
> implementation. It is reasonably fast, however, and might serve Mr. Melehov's
> needs.
>
>
> --
> Tom Almy
> ····@sail.labs.tek.com
> Standard Disclaimers Apply
There's also a FTP-site in Germany, which has a very nice implementation of
CLtL 1 for ATARI and DOS. It's a full interpreter/compiler and can be upgraded
to a mini-CLOS with the file 'closette.lsp (from Xerox), which is included in
the library EXAMPLES.ZOO.
FTP: ma2s2.mathematik.uni-karlsruhe.de
Library: /pub/lisp/clisp
I did not test the DOS version, but on an ATARI (!) CLISP works just fine.
Silvio Marugg
······@urz.unibas.ch