On Wed, 2 Feb 2005 15:57:27 -0500, Jason Wang randomtalk@gmail.com wrote:
well, i followed Bill Clementson's blog, but then, i can't get it to work.. so as you said, Clisp won't work with TBNL.. so can you suggest a free CL editor + implementation that will work with TBNL?? the key word here is free, becuase i'm just 16, there is no way for me to afford anything more than free so far :|.. thanks alot! :D
Well, if you can't afford anything more than free then dump Windows and install Linux instead, you'll find heaps of free software for that OS including several high-quality Common Lisp implementations like CMUCL and SBCL both of which will work with TBNL.
If you want to stick with Windows and you're just using this to learn Lisp you can install a free trial version of one of the commercial Lisps - both AllegroCL from Franz Inc. and LispWorks from LispWorks Ltd. will work with TBNL. AllegroCL can also be integrated into your Lisp In A Box setup AFAIK. LispWorks has its own IDE that's very easy to use.
Cheers, Edi.