Clarification: GNU CL and PowerLoom

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I should clarify what I asked earlier about using GNU CL to run PowerLoom.  I am trying to find a workable Lisp environment for interactive development using Stella.  I have a Windows XP system but I often use XEmacs and I'm sure I can get a GNU CL process running from there.  Then I just need to get PowerLoom working with GNU CL, or rather, vice versa.  This seems to be a formidable task, though.  I can easily run the Java version in a console, but the editing features are of course almost nonexistent.

I would no doubt choose Java as the language for any final implementation, but I want to take advantage of the Lisp environment if I can, for its interactive features.  If, however, there might be better choices for someone who is only moderately familiar with Common Lisp as a development environment, let me know.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Kyle Pierce

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