Hello
I was wondering if anyone has experince in converting LISP code to C.
I have obtained CLICC V.0.6.4 from
ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-kiel.de/pub/kiel/apply/
and have tried using it in association with CLISP "August 1993" (Bruno
Haible & Michael Stoll) on a DEC Alpha running OSF/1 V3.2.
Unfortunately I can not seem to get them to work together in order to
produce a runable executable. Any executable I have managed to generate
so far has core dumped.
I would appreciate greatly if anyone with experience in using CLICC to
generate C code could help me overcome this stumbling block.
Best Regards
Stewart Bell
·······@strath.ac.uk
You might want to consider the Eclipse Common Lisp system (made by the
company I work for).
Eclipse includes a C library, C garbage collector, etc. so that C
programs can call Lisp utiltities directly, and the COMPILE-FILE
function can be used to convert arbitrary ANSI Common Lisp source code
to human-readable C which uses the library.
See http://www.elwood.com/eclipse-info/index.htm
Two major distinctions between Eclipse and CLiCC are:
1. Eclipse supports ALL of ANSI Common Lisp, plus the full MetaObject
Protocol (MOP), while CLiCC operates on a subset of Lisp.
2. Eclipse is a moderately priced ($300 currently) commercially
supported product, while CLiCC is freely available work from ongoing
university research.
"S.C.Bell" wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I was wondering if anyone has experince in converting LISP code to C.
>
> I have obtained CLICC V.0.6.4 from
>
> ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-kiel.de/pub/kiel/apply/
>
> and have tried using it in association with CLISP "August 1993" (Bruno
> Haible & Michael Stoll) on a DEC Alpha running OSF/1 V3.2.
>
> Unfortunately I can not seem to get them to work together in order to
> produce a runable executable. Any executable I have managed to generate
> so far has core dumped.
>
> I would appreciate greatly if anyone with experience in using CLICC to
> generate C code could help me overcome this stumbling block.
>
> Best Regards
>
> Stewart Bell
>
> ·······@strath.ac.uk
Do you need only "standalone excutables"? Then how about Bigloo an
implementation of Scheme? I use Bigloo when I need to generate
standalone excutables.
Regards,
Jong-won Choi
"S.C.Bell" wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I was wondering if anyone has experince in converting LISP code to C.
>
> I have obtained CLICC V.0.6.4 from
>
> ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-kiel.de/pub/kiel/apply/
>
> and have tried using it in association with CLISP "August 1993" (Bruno
> Haible & Michael Stoll) on a DEC Alpha running OSF/1 V3.2.
>
> Unfortunately I can not seem to get them to work together in order to
> produce a runable executable. Any executable I have managed to generate
> so far has core dumped.
>
> I would appreciate greatly if anyone with experience in using CLICC to
> generate C code could help me overcome this stumbling block.
>
> Best Regards
>
> Stewart Bell
>
> ·······@strath.ac.uk