2012年7月19日 · There is a Lisp IDE available with Clozure Common Lisp (née OpenMCL). It looks fine, although I like SLIME better. Clozure, however, is the bees knees: an order of magnitude faster compilation and execution on a 64 bit …

The Zeus programmers editor has a configurable syntax highlighter so it should be possible to configure it for Lisp highlighting. Zeus even has a Emacs keyboard emulation mode and is fully scriptable, but unfortunately it is not scriptable in Lisp ;) Edited: In response Luís Oliveira comments: He's looking for a Lisp IDE.

2010年8月25日 · Corman Lisp probably has something to offer for Windows programming also. Anyway, the choices on Windows are relatively slim. The you can probably have the most confidence in CAPI, which is used for the LispWorks IDE on Windows, Linux, MacOS X and on quite few big unices also...

Corman Lisp could be interesting, but does not support 64bit code (AFAIK). Clozure CL is just being ported to Windows, so it is probably not very mature and lacks a few things. LispWorks and Allegro CL are great, though they don't support multiple concurrent Lisp threads. Currently LispWorks 6 is under development, which will support multiple ...

2008年11月20日 · DrScheme is the best Scheme IDE I have found. It has a JIT compiler, can build stand-alone executables or run in the traditional Scheme REPL, has smart syntax editing , as well as other traditional IDE features like Menu bars to change features. Running/stopping your program is as easy as clicking 'Run'/'Stop'.

2011年1月12日 · Other than that just edit a Lisp file and compile code from there. In Lisp you can compile/eval individual expressions and definitions. Typical IDEs like SLIME, LispWorks or Allegro CL allow you to run code also from normal Lisp text windows - additionally to executing expressions in the REPLA (aka Listener).

2016年5月19日 · The easiest IMHO is to start with Racket, very capable dialect of Lisp with nice IDE and a lot of documentation and learning materials for any level. Racket was initially created as a tool for learning programming, but grew into full-feature language with IDE and exhaustive set of libraries for different tasks.

2010年9月14日 · Racket's IDE, DrRacket, is a great tool for beginners and has a lot of strengths for more advanced schemers. It has good profiler and debugger support (far better than Emacs), uses "standard" keyboard shortcuts by default, and is very clean and easy to use.

Common Lisp has classes, but you probably won't use them very often. Common Lisp has a condition system and a repl, which tends to lead to a different way of debugging. No matter what you choose (Emacs or IDE), you're probably not going to be very happy if you try to do C#-style development in Lisp. Lisp is never going to be a better C# than C#.

2017年4月20日 · Although it took quite some time to figure everything out, I was able to successfully install Steel Bank Common Lisp (SBCL), GNU Emacs, and SLIME onto a Windows 7 64-bit system. Here are the steps I took: Install Steel Bank Common Lisp. I downloaded it from the SBCL site by clicking the box which intersects "Windows" and "AMD64." It should take ...