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yeah its hard if you are not familiar with the IDE at hand. Its not unlike say, setting up SLIME for CL when you are gasp not an emacs user ;)
by michaelneale 19y ago
yeah its hard if you are not familiar with the IDE at hand. Its not unlike say, setting up SLIME for CL when you are gasp not an emacs user ;)
- mhartl 19y agoHeh. I did set up SLIME for CL (in XEmacs), after like 8 attempts. I forget how I eventually got it to work, but IIRC I cycled through several CL implementations before cracking it. (SBCL didn't, alas, work with SLIME out of the box.) This brings up some advice for Arc adoption, in case it hasn't yet been addressed: don't assume people will know (or will be willing to learn) Emacs. And don't count on NetBeans support. :-)
- michaelneale 19y agoyou got it. Powerful tools require a large investment of your time. I was never an emacs user but I am slowly changing that, as it seems to still be relevant and you can get it anywhere.