Free Common LISP Compilers / Interpreters
Free ANSI Common LISP development systems
Free Common LISP Compilers, Interpreters, Development Systems
This page lists free Common LISP interpreters, compilers and development systems. Some of the compilers/interpreters comply with the ANSI Common LISP specification, others will handle standard prolog with the Edinburgh syntax. (Check their documentation for details.) A number of development systems here also supply full source code. If you are looking for a hardcopy reference on Common LISP, the LISP programmer's bible is Guy L. Steele's Common LISP: The Language, 2nd edition (see also online version). Note that this is not a tutorial.
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Free Common LISP Interpreters and Compilers
- Poplog
Poplog is a software development system that includes incremental compilers for Pop11 (a Lisp-like language with more conventional syntax), Common Lisp (compatible with CLTL2 - Common LISP: The Language, 2nd edition), Prolog (compatible with the Edinburgh definition), and Standard ML. It comes with documentation, program libraries, and teaching materials for AI and Cognitive Science. Source code for the system (as well as example code such as the source code for the famous AI program, Eliza) is included. Supported platforms include Windows, Linux, Solaris on Sparc, Solaris on Intel, Digital Unix on Alpha, AIX on PowerPCs.
- Ufasoft Lisp Studio
Lisp Studio is a Common Lisp development system that includes a command line and an IDE Lisp interpreter. Target platforms include Windows and the .NET environment. The studio is free for non-commercial and educational use.
- CMU Common Lisp Compiler
CMU Common Lisp conforms to the ANSI Common Lisp standard and runs on "most Unix platforms". It has a native-code compiler, generational garbage collection, multiprocessing capability on x86 ports, ability to interface with C source code/libraries, shared libraries, ability to directly make Unix system calls, support for interprocess communication and remote procedure calls, implements the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS) (with multimethods and a metaobject protocol), has a graphical source level debugger, etc. The source code is put in the public domain (according to the website).
- LispWorks (Warning: Crippleware)
The Personal Edition of this Common Lisp implementation comes with an IDE, and is free crippleware (among other limitations, it will terminate your application after 5 hours). You can get Linux as well Windows versions for this compiler. You may also want to check out the Common Lisp HyperSpec (derived from the ANSI Common Lisp standard).
- GNU CLisp
A Common Lisp implementation (compiler and interpreter) that supports the ANSI standard and the Lisp descibed in "Common Lisp: The Language (2nd edition)". It is released under the GNU General Public License and supports MSDOS, OS/2, Windows NT/95/98, Amiga 500-4000, Acorn RISC PC, Linux and other Unices.
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