What are the differences between the Linux free trial edition
and the commercial version of ACL5? Is the free Linux version
time-limited, or limited in any other way?
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> What are the differences between the Linux free trial edition
> and the commercial version of ACL5? Is the free Linux version
> time-limited, or limited in any other way?
There is an expiration date on the license to use the software, a
limit imposed on the image's heap size, and no ability to save an
image. Also, the Professional and Enterprise versions have very
nice extras like a Profiler and Composer.
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From: Christopher R. Barry
Subject: Re: Versions of Allegro Common Lisp
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"Kaelin Colclasure" <······@everest.com> writes:
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> > What are the differences between the Linux free trial edition
> > and the commercial version of ACL5? Is the free Linux version
> > time-limited, or limited in any other way?
>
> There is an expiration date on the license to use the software, a
> limit imposed on the image's heap size, and no ability to save an
> image. Also, the Professional and Enterprise versions have very
> nice extras like a Profiler and Composer.
The Linux Trial Edition includes the profiler as well--though AFAIK
there is a nice CLIMish GUI interface to the profiler and other
standard tools via composer, which also AFAIK is not standard with any
version of Allegro CL. (Thus always an add-on paid for at extra cost.)
Christopher
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> What are the differences between the Linux free trial edition
> and the commercial version of ACL5? Is the free Linux version
> time-limited, or limited in any other way?
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Robert