Hi!!!
Maybe this Question sounds a little bit stupid for you, but I'm
searching for a
good Lisp System for Linux (or Windows if there is none for Linux). Or
is there
one that is already delivered with Linux???
Please also reply by e-mail. Thanks in Advance!!!!!!!
Robert Kolter <······@student.uni-kl.de> writes:
> Maybe this Question sounds a little bit stupid for you, but I'm
> searching for a good Lisp System for Linux (or Windows if there is
> none for Linux). Or is there one that is already delivered with
> Linux???
this question has been asked and answered dozens of times. So instead
of answering it again, I'd do a search on http://www.deja.com or
simply read up on the implementations section at:
http://www.lisp.org
also, you didn't specify whether you were searching for an open-source
version, free or commercial, etc, so hitting the lisp.org site will
help you find what you're looking for.
dave
There is gcl - you should be able to find it with on one of the gnu sites.
Since you have linux then you have gcc for building gcl. You can also use
ilisp with emacs to give yourself a nice interface to gcl...
Dave
Robert Kolter wrote:
> Hi!!!
>
> Maybe this Question sounds a little bit stupid for you, but I'm
> searching for a
> good Lisp System for Linux (or Windows if there is none for Linux). Or
> is there
> one that is already delivered with Linux???
>
> Please also reply by e-mail. Thanks in Advance!!!!!!!
>>>>> "David" == David Richards <·········@earthlink.net> writes:
David> There is gcl - you should be able to find it with on one of
David> the gnu sites. Since you have linux then you have gcc for
David> building gcl. You can also use ilisp with emacs to give
David> yourself a nice interface to gcl... Dave
There is also CMU CL - quite a decent Lisp implementation, included
with Debian distribution. It can be also obtained separately from
http://www.cons.org/cmucl/
There is no port for Windows, though.
--
Eugene.