Hello,
I have looked at the faq regarding free implementations of common LISP,
and I am a bit unclear which suits my needs the best.
What I need is a LISP interpretor which runs on a PC (DOS, Windows, or Win95).
I only need the functionality to run interpretively since I am only using it to work
through exercises from a book, and to write some small experimental programs. So I
don't necessarily need a LISP to C conversion set-up, or anything like that. The
important factors are that it should be Common LISP, and reasonably attainable
via internet.
Another option is that I already have an implementation of XLISP for Windows, and
if there were a set of libraries or macros available which made it behave more
like common LISP, that may be enough.
If anyone can offer some advice on what freeware or shareware implementations I
should be looking at, I would appreciate it greatly.
Thanks in advance,
-Paul Evans
Bell-Northern Research
Technical University of Nova Scotia
Todd Dowser (·······@bnr.ca) wrote:
: Hello,
: I have looked at the faq regarding free implementations of common LISP,
: and I am a bit unclear which suits my needs the best.
: What I need is a LISP interpretor which runs on a PC (DOS, Windows, or Win95).
: I only need the functionality to run interpretively since I am only using it to work
: through exercises from a book, and to write some small experimental programs. So I
: don't necessarily need a LISP to C conversion set-up, or anything like that. The
: important factors are that it should be Common LISP, and reasonably attainable
: via internet.
Try the free CLOS from Franz. It's at ftp.uu.net/vendors/franz/web/, and
it's on thier web site: www.franz.com
Dirk