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From: jasper@cisunx.UUCP (sullivan  jeffrey a)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: MacScheme vs. ExperCommon Lisp
Message-ID: <3856@cisunx.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 3-Sep-87 18:42:21 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep  3 18:42:21 1987
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Can anyone out there give a good comparison of the pros and cons of MacScheme vs. Expercommon Lisp with regards to a program development environment?

I understand that MacScheme+Toolsmith has a slick interface (pseudo-object-
oriented approach) while E-C lisp has the speed and double-clickable stand-
alones.  Does E-C lisp have any plans to support MacApp, or develop their
own object-oriented environment for E-C lisp?  Also, how common IS E-C lisp?

And what about the fables application builder from Semantic Microsystems?  Will
it be out soon?  At All?

Thank you for your time.

Jeff Sullivan
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