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If you don't want the additional learning curve of Emacs and Slime, the author recommends just using sbcl and rlwrap (which makes programming in a terminal nic
by peebz 6y ago
If you don't want the additional learning curve of Emacs and Slime, the author recommends just using sbcl and rlwrap (which makes programming in a terminal nicer).
- TurboHaskal 6y agoPlease don't. Half of the joy of hacking in Common Lisp is working with amazing environments such as Slime and the LispWorks IDE.