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Seconding the Clozure CL recommendation. It supports threads on Windows, which really expands your options if you want to do web development in Common Lisp. I
by WalterGR 12y ago
Seconding the Clozure CL recommendation. It supports threads on Windows, which really expands your options if you want to do web development in Common Lisp.
I run Linux on my web servers but develop from a Windows desktop. CCL works great on both.
- lisper 12y agoThirding CCL :-) The built-in IDE and ObjC integration are awesome for developing on a Mac. And you can deploy finished code on Linux and Windows.
- TeMPOraL 12y agoFourthing CCL - it's stable on Windows and fast enough for writing games :). Also, it's the best free CL for targeting Raspberry Pi - unlike SBCL, CCL supports native threads there, and with the weak but quad-core processor of RPi2, the difference is very noticeable.
- orthecreedence 12y agoI have the same workflow. Develop on Windows, push to Linux (including apps that use FFI/threading). Never had a problem with CCL.
- Grue3 12y agoI'm surprised how many Windows-based CL devs there are. I am too, however I use SBCL and it works pretty well too, although I have stumbled upon strange Windows-only bugs with it.