Build the lisp (clisp) development environment in Windows

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• 1. configuration of the lisp Interpreter
• 2. Configure the editor
• 3. Other resources

Although I am also an old programmer, it is especially difficult to find a usable lisp environment. It is difficult for you to choose one in this pile of Lisp implementations. Choice is suffering, and finally I chose GNU clisp (http://www.clisp.org /). I have worked a lot in windows, so I chose clisp's Windows Port. You can download the compiled files from here.

1. configuration of the lisp Interpreter

Decompress the downloaded ZIP file and place it in the C root directory. Rename the directory to clisp. Add the following to the path of the environment variable:

C: \ clisp;

2. Configure the editor

I use sublime text 2. What we need to do is to call the interpreter to explain the current file. Add build system for clisp first.

Then create a clisp build, that is:

{"Cmd": ["clisp", "$ file"], "selector": "source. Cl "}

For the parameters and syntax of sublime text 2 build, see build system.

After the configuration is complete, create a new clisp file T. CL and open the file in sublime text 2 and input Common Lisp.CodeAnd press Ctrl + B to see the result.

 

3. Other resources

Clisp interpreter Help File: http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/clisp.html

Standard and Implementation of Common LISP: http://www.clisp.org/impnotes/