From: Biogenous Material
Subject: what to do
Date: Wed, 09 Mar 1994 01:46:00 +0000
Message-ID: <DFDwic1w165w@mindvox.phantom.com>

I've been programming in lisp for a long time but all my previous work 
has been on eitehr DOS or SunOS and I was looking for some advice to what 
lisp compiler(preferrably a nice gui one) would bebest for either:

a)  NextStep on a pentium if I decide to shell out the $ for NExtStep

or

b)  Linux o na pentium if I am cheap.

I've heard of xlisp and garnet, was told garnet won't work on linux.  
Anyways if someone could tell me the nicest one to use on those two 
platforms I'd be much appreciative.  Thanks.


ps. preferrably something with some nice tools for ai work and that sort 
of thing which iswhy I wanted to run garnet.


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From: Bill Schottstaedt
Subject: Re: what to do
Date: Wed, 09 Mar 1994 14:50:20 +0000
Message-ID: <2lknnc$p4o@nntp2.Stanford.EDU>

In article <············@mindvox.phantom.com> ·····@mindvox.phantom.com  
(Biogenous Material) writes:
> I've been programming in lisp for a long time but all my previous work 
> has been on eitehr DOS or SunOS and I was looking for some advice to  
what 
> lisp compiler(preferrably a nice gui one) would bebest for either:
> 
> a)  NextStep on a pentium if I decide to shell out the $ for NExtStep

As far as I know, only akcl runs under NeXTStep on a Pentium.  Not
the fanciest "gui", I'm afraid.  (Is that pronounced "gooey" or "guy"?)