On 12/17/05, Andy Cristina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/17/05, LeAnthony Mathews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm a long time lisp lurker who has been playing with different
> implementations of lisp IDE. What I need is a simple walkthrough example
> that will allow me to:
> Install Lispbox on my windows machine.
> Install GUI toolkit( Say wxCL).
> Write a simple windows GUI application (lets say hello world).
> Compile this file to an .exe
> Run on any windows based machine "hello world" application Does this type of
> example exist? This would make a great movie if some LISP pro will show us
> the way. This is a basic stepping-stone to get us new to the language
> creating something productive.
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Is a .exe file absolutely required? I've got some code that makes a
clisp program into a small delivery set, with just the driver and the
image. I could also modify it to include dll files if needed. But
you'll have to live with a .bat file, because I'm not going to assume
everyone has a C compiler around. Maybe I could make a self
extracting and executing zip file, I don't know.
I haven't used python or perl on windows, do they produce exes now?
Java doesn't produce exes by default.
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