[SOLVED] Lisp compiler for Linux?

[WitchCraft]

Hi!

Hi, I'm trying to start to learn Lisp.

Can anyone tell me a good Lisp COMPILER (not interpreter or bytecode compiler) ?

I found LispBox, which doesn't compile on my system.
Then I found GLC, the GNU lisp compiler, but I cannot find any documentation on how to actually use it, eg. info on how to compile a simple Lisp "Hello World" sourcecode file...

and i found CMUCL, but there I have the same problem with the documentation...

[Fbot1]

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:Common_Lisp/First_steps/Installation#Free_implementations

[Jessehk]

AFAIK, SBCL is the current favorite.

[lnostdal]

you want SBCL

here is a writeup of how i install it:http://common-lisp.net/~lnostdal/writings/sbcl.html

note that you can also install SBCL via aptitude/apt-get if you wish

[LaRoza]

you want SBCL

note that you can also install SBCL via aptitude/apt-get if you wish

What about CLisp? Anything particularly wrong with that?

[lnostdal]

What about CLisp? Anything particularly wrong with that?

he wanted a native compiler (CLISP is lisp --> bytecode)

[LaRoza]

he wanted a native compiler (CLISP is lisp --> bytecode)

Ah, I see.

(Still new)