Build Fedora Development Environment Common Lisp, C + +, go

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Install Vim

sudo dnf-y update

sudo DNF install vim-enhanced

Common Lisp

Original posts: http://www.programgo.com/article/17905013763/

Software that needs to be used:

SBCL, the more popular one common Lisp realization;
Emacs, as a development environment, although more complex, but more useful than the original command line;
An interactive Lisp development environment under the slime,emas;
Quicklisp,common Lisp Package Management system.

1. First install Emacs and SBCL with DNF.

sudo DNF install emacs

sudo DNF install SBCL

2. Then follow the steps below to install the Quicklisp.

（

http://www.quicklisp.org/beta/#installation

）

Download the Quicklisp installation script:
wget Http://beta.quicklisp.org/quicklisp.lisp

Start SBCL:
SBCL--load Quicklisp.lisp

Install Quicklisp:
(Quicklisp-quickstart:install)

Add Quicklisp to the boot file, and later launch SBCL will automatically load Quicklisp
(Ql:add-to-init-file)

3. Install slime with Quicklisp
(ql:quickload "Quicklisp-slime-helper")

After the installation script is executed, a section of Elisp code is given, followed by instructions to add the code to the. emacs file.

If there is no. Emacs, New

4. Start emacs,m-x slime start slime, enter the interactive CL programming environment, and you are done!

If you are too troublesome, use lispbox directly.

C,c++

sudo DNF gcc

sudo DNF g++

Build Fedora Development Environment Common Lisp, C + +, go