[toronto-lisp] Learning Lisp

[Brian Connoy]

Greetings Dave,

The commercial "lisplementation" I've been reliant upon is LispWorks, so I could easily help you should you choose that route.  One of our other group members, Paul, is also a LispWorker.

See you at the next meet.

BC



-----Original Message-----
From: David Penton [mailto:djp at arqux.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 3:13 PM
To: toronto-lisp at common-lisp.net
Subject: [toronto-lisp] Learning Lisp

Greetings. I am in the process of learning CL. It is a very enjoyable  
process.

I hope to attend the next meeting in Toronto to connect with other  
lispers. (I am in Burlington.) How active is the group?

I am a true old-timer in software/computing. I have know for years   
that I should turn to lisp. I am finally getting around to doing so.  
The experience is something like a religious conversion, I am pleased  
to admit. While lisp may not be the "one true way" it is starting to  
look like it to me.

My current learning environment is emacs + slime + sblc. This is a  
great combo, which I use primarily on my macbook but also on my Vista  
machine and under ubuntu. It seems to work pretty well on all three.

Eventually I will purchase a commercial CL product. I hope the group  
will provide some guidance in that respect.

Hoping to hear from y'all....

- Dave -


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