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Does Mac OS X have a Lisp environment built into Emacs?

I am trying to find an environment that does not provide for installing anything else on my mac for Lisp, since I will not use it after doing my homework (who knows if I continue to use it). I tried to look, but I can not find anything. Does anyone know if it has this and how to use it in Emacs?

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You have several options for single-client Lisp environments.

If you prefer an Emacs-based environment, check out the LispBox . This actually installs a separate instance of Emacs, afaik, so you probably won't have existing Emacs settings.

If you want to use existing Emacs, SLIME is available either through quicklisp (which you really should use) or through ELPA .

If you're fine with the lack of an Emacs environment, and you won't be using that language for a long time, take a look at LispWorks personal , which has a one-click environment installer in OS X.

If you really asked about a Scheme (or could go either for a Schema or for Common Lisp), look at Racket (and not technically a scheme, in fact it has a lot of additional functions, but they support R5RS and have a rather short short list of unsupported R6RS functions ),

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Emacs Lisp is different from regular Lisp, so it probably cannot be directly useful for classes or for self-learning if your goal is something like Schema or Common Lisp. But yes, Emacs has its own Lisp interpreter (or rather, this is its own Lisp interpreter). You might want to familiarize yourself with the differences between Emacs elisp and other dialects / options to determine if it can suit your needs.

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Clozure CL is available for free on the Mac App Store http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/clozure-cl/id489900618?ls=1&mt=12

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Have you checked Ready Lisp ? Also look here .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/910204/

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