a while back someone mentioned a lisp implementation that runs on windows. It is neither CL or Scheme but just a lisp that has been developed. I recall it has dynamic scope by default. I recall it includes an editor and only runs on windows. Anyone here know which one this is?
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Anonymous2012-05-01 20:51
dynamic scope by default
I just puked a little.
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Anonymous2012-05-01 20:54
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for some reason a lot of new lisp implementations like PicoLisp use dynamic scope. I cant figure out why as that would cause alot of global name clashing. And dynamic scope is in affect a form of lexical scope. So why they dont offer the option of lexical scope I dont understand
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Anonymous2012-05-01 23:48
Everything is Java.
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Anonymous2012-05-01 23:50
I've used Gauche Scheme, Emacs Lisp, and CLISP on Windows.