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From: uejio@lll-lcc.aRpA (Jeremy Y. Uejio)
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Subject: Wanted: Common Lisp Compiler
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Date: Tue, 20-Oct-87 14:38:19 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct 20 14:38:19 1987
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Hello, 

I'm looking for a good cheap (under $200) Common lisp compiler
for the PC.  It *must* support the following:
 
-- Common Lisp compatible with "Common Lisp" by Steele. Note:
   Xlisp ver. 1.6 is not good enough. 8-(
 
-- Include a built-in editor or access to an editor of your
   choice. (kind of like Dbase III+). 
 
-- Include at least a rudimentary debugger.
 
-- Support trig. functions including pi, arcsin, arccos.
 
-- Support (documentation...), (apropos...), (dribble...),
   (inspect...), and (describe...)
 
-- Support of most of the common macros esp. #b, and #o.
 
Optionally I would like: (but not necessary!!)
 
-- A powerful debugger
-- Object oriented support
-- A function stepper
-- Support for DOS calls
-- Graphics package supporting EGA
-- A compiler
 
If I get enough responses, I'll try to post a follow-up.  (I've
said this before but only a few people responded... :-) )
 
Jeremy Uejio
uejio@lll-lcc