There is a windows lisp called newlisp there: http://www.nuevatec.com/newlisp/
It is not a full blown commonlisp, but lightweight and has some nice features.
Hans-Peter
Alfonso Esteban Gonzalez Sencion <·······@alcatel.es> wrote in message news:<·················@alcatel.es>...
> Hello all
>
> I am looking for an implementation of lisp for windows which graphics
> capabilities. Something like the TK module from TCL will be ok.
>
> Any suggestions?
From: Joe Marshall
Subject: Re: LISP implementation in windows with graphics capabilities?
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·········@t-online.de (Hans-Peter Wickern) writes:
> There is a windows lisp called newlisp there: http://www.nuevatec.com/newlisp/
>
> It is not a full blown commonlisp, but lightweight and has some nice features.
It's *very* quirky. Single namespace, dynamically scoped, lists that start with
the symbol 'lambda are functions, format taken from C, no arrays or hash tables,
a truly bizarre mechanism for objects (it modifies the source code to achieve
local state!), no cons cells, NIL != '(), no packages.