Hi--
does anyone know of a common lisp implementation that runs well on
Solaris? I'd like to use it as the basis for a web console for another
program, so I want something that interfaces well with the OS (largely
parsing command output) and can hook up to TBNL and/or paserve to serve
the content.
Here's what I've found:
SBCL: 0.9.11 is compiled for Solaris, but doesn't run TBNL very well
-- more up to date versions won't compile for me (Solaris 9/UltraSPARC)
CMUCL: looks like it might work, but the multiprocessing package
isn't available, which puts TBNL out of contention
CLISP: always struck me as an 'eccentric' implementation -- don't
think TBNL works with this
I even contemplated trying mzscheme, which seems to work OK with
Solaris, but the tooth-melting pain of being without CL's large, messy
standard functions is too much -- I'll take any CL over having to
implement 3/4 of the standard.
Tiarnan
·········@gmail.com" <········@gmail.com> writes:
> does anyone know of a common lisp implementation that runs well on
> Solaris?
Both Lispworks and Allegro run just fine on Solaris, multithreading
and all, AFAIK.
...Peder...
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