From: The Lisp SubGuru
Subject: Where can I get a REAL DOS Lisp?
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Message-ID: <C62x7H.FGB@willamette.edu>
I want a PC Lisp with:
Functioning, 2+ dimensional arrays
Compiling
Defstruct
Maybe CLOS
Maybe graphics
Highly compatible with Common Lisp
And it has to be free.
Anybody know where I might find such a thing?
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>>>>> On 26 Apr 93 07:09:17 GMT, ······@willamette.edu (The Lisp SubGuru) said:
> I want a PC Lisp with:
>
> Functioning, 2+ dimensional arrays
> Compiling
> Defstruct
> Maybe CLOS
> Maybe graphics
> Highly compatible with Common Lisp
>
> And it has to be free.
>
> Anybody know where I might find such a thing?
You are in luck. Take a look at ma2s2.mathematik.uni-karlsruhe.de
pub/lisp/clisp/README. CLisp only byte-compiles, though. For native
compiles, you can get AKCL for MS-DOS (although I don't have the FTP
site handy--can someone please post this again?).
Thomas.
>>>>> On 26 Apr 93 15:00:27, ···@arolla.idiap.ch (Thomas M. Breuel) said:
>> I want a PC Lisp with: [...]
> You are in luck. Take a look at ma2s2.mathematik.uni-karlsruhe.de
> pub/lisp/clisp/README. CLisp only byte-compiles, though. For native
> compiles, you can get AKCL for MS-DOS (although I don't have the FTP
> site handy--can someone please post this again?).
As it turns out, these questions have all been answered in the Lisp
FAQ (including the one about where to get AKCL for MS-DOS), so you
needn't bother responding.
Thomas.