Name: OP 2011-02-11 3:40
Sup /prog/rammers.
Been working with Scheme (aka Racket) for a while and so far I find functional programming very nifty. And I hear you all lisp gods talking about the godlessness of Lisp, but I'm a bit confused because Common Lisp turns out to be just a specification and I can't find such thing as an "official" implementation of it, or figure out which implementation is the best/the one to use.
What are the best Lisp implementations for Windows and why?
And what are the substantial differences between Scheme and Lisp? And what makes people say Lisp is better?
Thank you.
Been working with Scheme (aka Racket) for a while and so far I find functional programming very nifty. And I hear you all lisp gods talking about the godlessness of Lisp, but I'm a bit confused because Common Lisp turns out to be just a specification and I can't find such thing as an "official" implementation of it, or figure out which implementation is the best/the one to use.
What are the best Lisp implementations for Windows and why?
And what are the substantial differences between Scheme and Lisp? And what makes people say Lisp is better?
Thank you.