Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
Daniel Pezely wrote:
Topics: While there is LispBox, which does a good job of getting you started, my first presentation will be to move beyond the learning mode. Likewise, since installing a free common lisp system involves more than extracting a tar file or even knowing tweaky 'configure' options, the first session will probably be this: MacOSX + sbcl + Emacs + Slime with VirtualPC running FreeBSD (aka, fixing the reddit.com model).
Fine to see.
One of the problems of Common Lisp is "gee how do you try this out for cheap on Windows?"
I'm realizing that packaging and setup issues are even more problematic on Windows. Cygwin aside, there isn't just some package repository to pull from. Cheers, Brandon Van Every