Hi Cliff.
| --- James Amundson <amundson@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
|
| > Nope. Just windows with a supported windows lisp, i.e., clisp,
| > allegro or gcl, once a gcl windows binary becomes available.
|
| Uh, slight confusion - you mean use a binary already present on
| Windows?
|
| > In many senses, using either MinGW or Cygwin on Windows is the worst
| > of all possible worlds -- something unsatisfactory to serious users
| > of windows and unix alike.
|
| Is there a free compiler for Windows that doesn't involve MinGW or
| Cygwin?
Off the top of my head the evaluation versions of
- Corman Common Lisp (unlimited except for the IDE and exe distribution
rights which are relatively cheap to buy. Very well integrated with
Windows, but doesn't currently build Maxima),
- LispWorks and ACL (both of which have serious limitations).
Also I believe that there is a Visual C++ version of CLISP which may or may
not work with Maxima.
Cheers
Mike Thomas.