Re: Lisp Interpreter

[Subbarao Kambhampati <rao@asu.edu>]

We will be using Allegro Commonlisp for Windows. The students will all be 
given accounts on the department NT workstations so they can access this lisp

Additionally, I can lend out the student version of the Allegro Commonlisp 
for windows for installation on the home machines for use in this course. 
The CDs will be available for borrowing starting the first class. The 
student version has some limitations, but is still quite powerful enough 
for the programming in this cousre.

You can also get an allegro commonlisp for Linux workstations from 
www.franz.com This is the same lisp as the one you use on windows, but for 
the linux platform.

Rao


At 09:17 AM 8/18/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi Rao,
>
>My name is Mark Toughill.  I am in your CSE 471 course.  Do you have a
>particular Lisp Interpreter that you would recommend or prefer that we use?
>If so, where can I obtain a copy to use at home?
>
>I look forward to your course!
>Thanks!
>Mark