kiran@copper.ucs.indiana.edu (Kiran Wagle) (03/05/91)
converse@cs.uchicago.edu (timoshenko) writes: > I've used MacIntosh Allegro Common Lisp a fair amount, and >have been quite impressed -- fast implementation, nice programming >environment. > I've seen publicity on the net for MacIntosh Common Lisp v. >2.0B1 (the successor to Allegro CL), which emphasizes even more than >previous PR the virtues of their program as a development environment >for stand-alone Mac applications. > So my question is: has anyone out there actually written >commercial or semi-commercial applications using Mac Allegro Cl? >I'd be interested in any war stories from such efforts, either by >email or posted if it seems of general interest. > Thanks, > Tim Converse >P.S. I'm _not_ particularly interested in starting a "which language >is better?" flame war, so responses of the form "I've never programmed >in Lisp, but why not just use <lower-level language> 'cause it can do >everything Lisp can do and faster too!" are discouraged. I'd like to ask the same questions about MacScheme + Toolsmith... -- ...kiran __________kiran@copper.ucs.indiana.edu________(812) 331-1710 From the corrections column in a July Fresno, CA _Bee_: "An item in Thursday's [issue] about the Massachusetts budget crisis made reference to new taxes that will help put Massachusetts 'back in the African-American.' The item should have said 'back in the black.'"