For people using macs, it's probably worthwhile to mention CCL's IDE, which you can easily build from within the CCL sources using (require :cocoa-application),

For people using macs, it's probably worthwhile to mention CCL's IDE, which you can easily build from within the CCL sources using (require :cocoa-application), or which you can get for free from the Mac App Store (it's called "Clozure CL"). It's a little bit bare bones and a little bit perpetually unfinished, but it works and it gives you a Lisp-aware environment for editingand running Lisp code, and even has a few handy tools.