Hello McCLIM developers, Is anybody actively working on a McCLIM based Common Lisp IDE? I was wondering if there is a pointer for how to setup the development environment.. Thanks.
On Feb 6, 2020, at 9:08 AM, Harsh Raju Chamarthi <harshrc@gmail.com> wrote:
Is anybody actively working on a McCLIM based Common Lisp IDE? I was wondering if there is a pointer for how to setup the development environment..
What do you imagine a Common Lisp IDE being beyond a listener, an editor, and an inspector? It seems like you could go quite far just by continuing to add features to the listener, DREI, and Clousseau. -- Chris
A debugger would be an integral part of such a thing. And by "debugger", I don't mean something that allows you to stare at a backtrace when things go wrong, but something that lets you set breakpoints, inspect data, step, trace, etc. On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 9:55 PM Chris Hanson <cmhanson@eschatologist.net> wrote:
On Feb 6, 2020, at 9:08 AM, Harsh Raju Chamarthi <harshrc@gmail.com> wrote:
Is anybody actively working on a McCLIM based Common Lisp IDE? I was wondering if there is a pointer for how to setup the development environment..
What do you imagine a Common Lisp IDE being beyond a listener, an editor, and an inspector?
It seems like you could go quite far just by continuing to add features to the listener, DREI, and Clousseau.
-- Chris
-- Robert Strandh
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