Lisp .Net - Part 2
Friday, December 10, 2004
I
previously posted about the RDNZL project that
Edi Weitz is working on - a
.NET bridge for Common
Lisp. He now has it in a "quite usable state" (although he says he still needs
to tweak it a bit and write some documentation). He is
currently
asking for testers. So, if you have a Win32 machine with the
.Net framework installed and are
interested in .Net and CL, download the samples and give Edi some
feedback. His sample app is a simple
Eliza program based on Peter
Norvig's code from
PAIP. Here's a screen shot of the sample app:
If you're interested in seeing some
of his code for the sample app,
his posting includes some code snippets. The code was written using
LispWorks; however,
Corman CL is also supported (although there are some GC issues
still with Corman) and a port to
Allegro CL is in the works.
