Lisp programmes

name one computer programme written in the lisp that people actualy use

Steel Bank Common Lisp
Emacs
Naughty Dog games

>>2
Emacs
stupid hipster shit
gtfo macfag youre not wanted here

I do not understand this particular form of trolling

Linucth ☺

Crash Bandicoot.

>>4
that becose AUTIsM

Steel Bank Common Lisp is a Lisp compiler
GNU Emacs is written in C and provides Emacs Lisp (itself implemented in C) as an extension language.
Crashbandicoot(Naughty Dog games?)
To code the characters and gameplay of the game, Andy Gavin and Dave Baggett created the programming language "Game Oriented Object LISP" (GOOL) using LISP syntax

hackernews is written in a lisplike

>>9
Whats its name?

On the systems in which Emacs was first implemented, Emacs often ran noticeably slower than rival text editors, because its Lisp-based design incurs a performance overhead resulting from loading and interpreting the Lisp code. Several joke backronyms allude to this: Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping (from the days when eight megabytes was a lot of memory), Emacs Makes A Computer Slow, Eventually Mallocs All Computer Storage, and Eventually Makes All Computers Sick. However, modern computers are fast enough that Emacs is seldom felt to be slow. In fact, Emacs starts up more quickly than most modern word processors.[citation needed] Handling large files on 32 bit systems is still a weak point for Emacs. Before version 23.2 Emacs could handle files up to around 256 MB; with 23.2 this was raised to around 512 MB. Even on 64 bit systems the limit of 512MB is only lifted in Emacs-24.[citation needed]

>>11
Don't worry my friend. no one here is retarded/autistic enough to actually USE emacs.

                                                                       
                         Lisp. Has significant components written in CL, been using CL for over 5 years, and has over 10 CL              
developers. Uses Allegro CL, Allegro Cache, Allegro Graph. Hiring Lisp developers with openings at all          
levels of experience, have constant in-house training program.                                                  
Japan                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                
Mathematical Systems, Inc – scientific software, computer science, internet solutions, social systems.          
Tokyo, Japan. Their Car Crash Database System (using Allegro) lets engineers browse over 1TB of                 
numerical, photo, and video data about car crashes to design safer cars (used by Honda). If you know            
Japanese, they have a page called “Why Common Lisp?” (translation appreciated).                                 
Australia                                                                                                       
                                                                                                                
Memetrics (now part of Accenture) – testing and optimization for digital marketers. Sydney. Includes            
Alain Picard, frequent poster to Lisp forums. A LispWorks success story. Their XOS Software platform            
automated marketing tests, making it cheaper and easier to run more tests.                                      
Virtual or Unsure of Location                                                                                   
                                                                                                                
Raytheon SigLab – a signal processing analysis pipeline for developing algorithms. A LispWorks success          
story.                                                                                                          
Untyped – web applications, custom software development, training. Virtual Office (5 people). PLT Scheme,       
very good blog                                                                                                  
LilyPond – open source music engraving software. Uses Guile Scheme and has a great essay about the hard         
problem of making printed music look good.                                                                      
                                                                                                                
Other Resources                                                                                                 
http://paulgraham.com/apps.html                                                                                 
http://wiki.alu.org/Industry_Application

If we define "people" as "lispers", then every Lisp program.

RIP

>>12
Emacs (with AUCTeX) is the most wonderful LaTeX environment I've ever used. The ease of use is incredible!

>>1
You can't because there are none that fit the criteria you specified.

>>11
My favorite backronym for Emacs is Escape Meta Alt Control Shift.

>>16
Use Lyx.

I edit my LaTeX inside fucking gedit. Fuck you all.

>>19
A Real Man©® would use a hex editor and change that shit right on the drive, flipping bits one at a time. Like the Masters of Old did it.

>>20

Please refer to the ancient tome: The Tao of Programming.

>>1
I dunno what's worse. The minimum wage fags that preach reading SICP or the beaners that make a vain attempt to show how lisp is used in the real world. With that, part of Delta Airlines reservation system used to be written in Lisp.

>>12
SLIME thread over.

metacirculrevaluator

>>12
>I'm too retarded/autistic to figure out how to use anything but notepad
Pure gold.

>>25
quote failure. enjoy sucking cocks for the rest of your life.

reddit was lithp but then they betrayed the suave toad for FIOC

>>27
No wonder reddit is shit.

>>18
LyX is annoying. I installed it once, latex syntax didn't work intuitively (after five minutes I didn't figure it out) and the easiest way seemed to be clicking on buttons to get desired formula. That was unacceptable!.
Also, it was ugly and slow and went crazy when I tried to include eps files. LyX is pure shit.
I deleted it immediately.