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Tips and tricks
cayblood edited this page May 9, 2011
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On mac, I recommend Homebrew. If you have homebrew installed, you can install clisp by just typing brew install clisp
Loading a file in CLisp
If you want to load a file straight into the REPL, you can start CLisp with:
clisp -repl sourcefile.lisp
You can also load a file from within the REPL with:
(load "sourcefile.lisp")If you're not using a smarter editor (like emacs), then you can do your coding in a regular text editor of your choice, and update your code in the REPL by running the load command. For Windows, I recommend Notepad++, which supports Lisp syntax highlighting.