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Have you tried it? I use Emacs+SLIME+ClozureCL on Windows without problems. It mostly worked out of the box, I think I had to tell SLIME where to find ClozureCL
by PeCaN 10y ago
Have you tried it? I use Emacs+SLIME+ClozureCL on Windows without problems. It mostly worked out of the box, I think I had to tell SLIME where to find ClozureCL but that was it.
- wolfgke 10y ago> Have you tried it? At least I tried out Emacs on Windows (from Cygwin) a few years ago.
- jlarocco 10y agoCygwin itself is a huge mess and a big compatibility problem, and it's not really fair to blame those issues on any particular software distributed by Cygwin. Emacs has a perfectly good native Windows build available on its download page, and it works great and it supports Slime just fine.
- register 10y agoWell I did and I found that ClozureCL+Emacs+Slime on Windows ( all latest versions as of today ) do not support the "step command" and I find this an annoying deficiency. Apparently none of the major open source CL implementations on Windows does.