Re: [Gcl-devel] Open source lisp

[Louis Glassy]

There are some large open lisp codes, but I don't know of any in
widespread use by non-lisp-programmers.  CLOCC and FreeCLIM both look
useful, but I get the feeling they're both smaller and less
widely-used than Maxima.

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CLOCC is a portable Common Lisp package collection, and is said to give
its Common Lisp host a way to do networking, and other things.
Ready for a web server written in GCL?  :-)

CLOCC is slowing growing, but what's there looks like it works well.

URL: clocc.sourceforge.net

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FreeCLIM is an attempt to make a free replacement for CLIM, the Common
Lisp Interface Manager.  CLIM was (is?) a gui toolkit to end all gui
toolkits, and ran on Lisp Machines.

FreeCLIM is still pretty embryonic at this point.

URL: www.cons.org/free-clim

[you wrote]
   Greetings!  Other than maxima, is there any other significant open
   source lisp code which provides functionality that cannot be readily
   found in existing open source C code?


-lou (address@hidden)