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From: gillett@AI.MIT.EDU (Walter E. Gillett)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Motif from LISP
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Date: 20 Feb 90 17:46:02 GMT
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We're building a product in Common LISP and would like to be Motif-compliant.
I've only heard of two LISP-based X toolkits, CLIM and CLIO, neither one of
which is currently available and both of which are policy-free.  Transforming
a policy-free interface into a Motif-compliant interface sounds like a lot of
unnecessary work.  Does anyone have any suggestions for a solution?  How hard
is it to use the C-based Motif toolkit from LISP via foreign function calls
(from Franz Allegro CL or Lucid CL)?