In article <·················@kmu-net.de>,
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> Hi !
>
> It is possible to program a Windows GUI in Lisp??
Yes, any of the commercial Lispes for Windows will do that, or you could
check Corman Lisp (but the commercial ones will
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In article <············@nnrp1.deja.com>,
glauber <··········@my-deja.com> wrote:
> In article <·················@kmu-net.de>,
> Nonito Capuno <······@kmu-net.de> wrote:
> > Hi !
> >
> > It is possible to program a Windows GUI in Lisp??
>
> Yes, any of the commercial Lispes for Windows will do that, or you could
> check Corman Lisp (but the commercial ones will
...
help you more!).
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Nonito Capuno wrote:
> Hi !
>
> It is possible to program a Windows GUI in Lisp??
Yes.
AllegroCL comes with a GUI-Builder.
LispWorks has with "CAPI" a nice Crossplattform GUI-Toolkit.
CormanLisp allows easy access to the WinAPI
Regards,
Jochen
Hi,
Nonito> It is possible to program a Windows GUI in Lisp??
Yes. Allegro CL for Windows (www.franz.com) has nice GUI builder,
LispWorks (www.xanalys.com) for Windows iirc has a GUI library. With
CormanLisp (www.corman.net) you can call WinAPI functions.
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Eugene