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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …