I still use an intel imac a few times a week to play with the CCL’s cocoa IDE. As intel macs become less stable, that software will die with it. Such a shame.
It is a shame that CCL was never updated to M1/M2 Apple Silicon.
Until recently I had three Common Lisp environments: LispWorks Professional, SBCL, and CCL. When I (mostly) retired I stopped paying for LispWorks and now CCL is off the table also.
I hope you have better luck than I did with CCL’s cocoa IDE and GUI library. I only write the simplest of GUIs. However, CCL is great for development because of fast compilation times and for some reason, file IO is so much faster than SBCL.
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I still use an intel imac a few times a week to play with the CCL’s cocoa IDE. As intel macs become less stable, that software will die with it. Such a shame.
It is a shame that CCL was never updated to M1/M2 Apple Silicon.
Until recently I had three Common Lisp environments: LispWorks Professional, SBCL, and CCL. When I (mostly) retired I stopped paying for LispWorks and now CCL is off the table also.
I hope you have better luck than I did with CCL’s cocoa IDE and GUI library. I only write the simplest of GUIs. However, CCL is great for development because of fast compilation times and for some reason, file IO is so much faster than SBCL.