The UnCommon Web website mentions ports to some Lisp implementations. LispWorks is not one of the
mentioned ones.
Is there a special problem using LispWorks?
Is anybody working on an adaptation?
Can I use it with LispWorks?
Is emacs required to run UCW?
Andreas
"Andreas Thiele" <··········@nospam.com> writes:
> Is there a special problem using LispWorks?
no, in fact ucw did once run on lispworks (version 0.3.3 afair). since
i don't develop, deploy or even test on lispworks i'm not going to
call it supported. patches are welcome though.
> Is anybody working on an adaptation?
not that i know of.
> Can I use it with LispWorks?
yes. but there are two issues at the moment:
1) ucw (in particular the fake call/cc engine which lies underneath
it) is in a state of flux.
2) there may be porting issues involed. i have attempted to remain as
stadard as possible and put the things i know are implementation
specefic in clearly defined places, though somethings may still
have escaped me.
> Is emacs required to run UCW?
no.
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