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Lisp-in-a-box for Windows Vista
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Bruce Whealton
Sep 25, 2007, 3:45:19 AM9/25/07
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Hello all,
I was reading the book Practical Common Lisp, which is available
online. It recommends using Lisp-In-a-Box as an implementation. So, I
picked that up online. There was a problem with the tool, interpreter and
Emacs environment. After installing what I thought was everything, it says
that the tutorial files do not exist. Can anyone suggest a link to get what
is needed to use this along with the Emacs tutorial. It might help to know
this as it is used in other environments/programming languages as well, such
as Prolog.
I'm open to other suggestions for running Lisp on a Windows Vista
(32bit) system.
thanks,
Bruce
I was reading the book Practical Common Lisp, which is available
online. It recommends using Lisp-In-a-Box as an implementation. So, I
picked that up online. There was a problem with the tool, interpreter and
Emacs environment. After installing what I thought was everything, it says
that the tutorial files do not exist. Can anyone suggest a link to get what
is needed to use this along with the Emacs tutorial. It might help to know
this as it is used in other environments/programming languages as well, such
as Prolog.
I'm open to other suggestions for running Lisp on a Windows Vista
(32bit) system.
thanks,
Bruce
Jeff Cunningham
Dec 24, 2007, 1:29:30 PM12/24/07
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The link to the source code on the book's page isn't what you want?
--Jeff
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