From: Raymond Butte
Subject: Need common lisp interpreter for Intel box
Date: 
Message-ID: <33e89v$3ork@oolong.la.locus.com>
Hi,

	The subject line says most of it.  I have a ix86, x >= 3, and would
	like to obtain a free/PD Common Lisp interpreter that will build and
	install fairly easily.  I've tried several lisps [kcl,AKCL,oaklisp,etc]
	and haven't found one that will build and install easily.  

	Is there a "preferred" version out there?  Any pointers or
	suggestions would be appreciated.

	Thanks

	-raymond


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From: Peter Ward
Subject: Re: Need common lisp interpreter for Intel box
Date: 
Message-ID: <777906530snz@mondas.demon.co.uk>
I have just downloaded common lisp from

ma2s2.mathematik.uni-karlsruhe.de

directory

/pub/lisp/clisp

Have installed it. It runs. Not played with it seriouslty yet.
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                            there really is a free lunch.
From: Peter Ward
Subject: Re: Need common lisp interpreter for Intel box
Date: 
Message-ID: <777906857snz@mondas.demon.co.uk>
Forgot to say that there is a list of PD compilers and
interpreters in the FAQ for comp.compilers

I just used Archie, got the list and savoured it.
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Pete Ward                   I know it's irrational but at times
Mondas IT Ltd               of stress I take great comfort from
                            the belief that somewhere out there
                            there really is a free lunch.
comp.lang.lisp / 1994 / aug