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>Is there one? I'm teaching an AI course and would like to use Common
>Lisp. (I could use Scheme, but most AI texts that use lisp, use common
>lisp). I'm considering trying to port GCL to the Mac, but would
>prefer to use someone else's if it exists...
It's not exactly Common Lisp, but most of the time I don't notice the
difference: XLispStat, which runs on Unix, Windows and the Mac.
See: http://stat.umn.edu/~luke/xls/xlsinfo/xlsinfo.html
Le Hibou http://homepages.enterprise.net/hibou/
"What the ... This is Lambic! Where's my culture of amoebic
dysentery?" -- Gary Larson
PowerLisp
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>PowerLisp
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That's shareware, with a $50 registration fee. Macintosh Common Lisp
is less than four times as expensive at the educational discount, and
is a much better product. If you're going to use a Lisp that requires
payment without actually paying for it, you should probably pirate the
best. There is an alternative for MCL....
Digitool has a trial version of MCL limited to fifteen-minute runs.
Obviously this is insufficient, but they've also announced that they
can provide a password to extend that under some circumstances.
I'd suggest writing them and asking.
Otherwise, XLisp is the only Mac Lisp (as opposed to MacLisp) I know of.
David Thornley
GCL produces C code that is compiled by any C compiler.
#\Erik
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> Is there one?
Don't know of a free one, but PowerLisp is a nice
Shareware-Implementation with native-code compiler.
bye, Georg