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My CV at Ray Rischpater’s Blog
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Sep 19, 2008 ... When you’re done, you will have installed Carbon Emacs, SLIME, SBCL,and McCLIM configured to work with the X Windows erver Mac OS X provides ...
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Using Common Lisp on Mac OS X at Ray Rischpater’s Blog
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Using Common Lisp on Mac OS X at Ray Rischpater’s Blog
Sep 19, 2008 ... Getting a dialect of Common Lisp running on Mac OS X isn’t hard — in fact, if you’re just setting out, an excellent choice is LispWorks ...
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Using Common Lisp on Mac OS X at Ray Rischpater’s Blog
Sep 19, 2008 ... Getting a dialect of Common Lisp running on Mac OS X isn’t hard — in fact, if you’re just setting out, an excellent choice is LispWorks ...
 
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