Anyone use Lisp at all on Mac OS X? I'm having a bugger of a time compiling Common Lisp 2.45 and was wondering if there was a good (free) binary distribution? The MacPorts version does not want to work either which is annoying.
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What about this?
http://newartisans.com/software/readylisp.html
Their blog:
http://newartisans.com/blog_files/category-lisp.php#sec2
http://newartisans.com/software/readylisp.html
Their blog:
http://newartisans.com/blog_files/category-lisp.php#sec2
For the Scheme dialect, there's PLT scheme:
PLT Scheme
Downloading the Dr. Scheme package found there gives you everything you'd want.
For clisp, I couldn't get the Mac Ports version to build the first time. I tried it a second time (as root without sudo'ing..relevant?) and it worked.
PLT Scheme
Downloading the Dr. Scheme package found there gives you everything you'd want.
For clisp, I couldn't get the Mac Ports version to build the first time. I tried it a second time (as root without sudo'ing..relevant?) and it worked.
DrScheme works nicely but sometimes using their editor sucks. So if you use TextMate or Vim, there is also this compiler for Scheme, http://www.call-with-current-continuation.org/ and there is also a TextMate bundle for with built in csi commands.
I've got the MIT / GNU Scheme implementation installed. I just wanted a standard common Lisp implementation as well. Looks like Ready Lisp works. Thanks for the help.