CLISP is a portable ANSI Common Lisp implementation and development environment by Bruno Haible. Interpreter, compiler, debugger, CLOS, MOP, FFI, Unicode, sockets, CLX. UI in English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Russian, and Danish.
Features
- interpreter
- compiler
- debugger
- CLOS
- MOP
- FFI
- Unicode
- CLX
- i18n
- sockets
License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Other Useful Business Software
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I built this recently had 0 problems with 2024/2025 build chain tools. It is apparently not fast but more portable. It cannot make .o it makes .fas which is like java bytecode: which SHOULDN'T be a problem unless you have a program that wants your site lisp modified before running "it's program". Some features are off by default to protect the ansi-lisp core. I built clisp a long ago on slackware?4?7 or RH2? and it worked easily and well with no problem: but a program i wanted "wanted to replace installed lisp core with a hacked one by dumping core into installed lisp" which CLISP has "off" by default. GCL would never compile except on RH w/o old gcc4 compiler and hacking config. CMULC i ended up forced to use - though it took a while to get working "because it's faster" things. There are now new alternatives to the three mentioned (steel bank lisp?) which also "is faster with many custom non-ansi features". guile (scheme) is 10x smaller than other lisp and good for learning or scripting - but tot not lispworks compatible.
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WARNING: The default installation will wipe out your PATH variable.Reply from CLISP - an ANSI Common Lisp
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Good implementation of Lisp. I am trying to learn Lisp and I am finding Clisp to be a very good environment to do so. I would like to recommend Clisp to every one who is trying to learn Lisp.
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I am using CLISP in production environment. We capture leads from a website into encrypted .DATA files by using LISP. It works with CLISP without problems. The developers are friendly and supportive. I just wish that development would be on a website without javascript and bloated Sourceforge stuff. GNU offers that for GNU projects, and CLISP is GNU project.
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Better than xlisp and does NOT destoy my path variable (Windows 10 Pro x64) Support 1 --> Build from 2010