Re: Fwd: Intel native MCL
peter <p2.edoc-gM/[email protected]> Sun, 5 Jun 2011 20:56:31 +0100
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At 7:32 PM -0600 11/6/4, Shannon Spires wrote: >[...] > >One thing that would be very helpful in improving the CCL Cocoa IDE >is for MCL veterans to use it and provide feedback (to Clozure or to >this list) of your top n "dealbreaker" issues that you need working >to make the CCL IDE usable. Thanks for your perspective Shannon. The highest on my must-have list for the CCL IDE is mouse-copy. I appreciate that I may be not so with the herd in that. With dyslexia forces to battle, I find more implementation time is spent fixing typos and commensurate bugs than actually producing good code. In MCL, using mouse-copy, I can avoid the majority of such wasted effort. You wrote: "... CCL's Cocoa IDE is not yet quite up to the facility of MCL's IDE, but it's getting close.". I expect that like diving in the deep end with a spoken language, total immersion with no going back, might make CCL's IDE more palatable after an initial breaking in period. It sounds as if this might take half a year. Maybe Lion will be the appropriate kick in the behind for me. As it is, I've dived into the Hemlockery many many times, all too often I find myself needing to come up for air - the sanity of Fred and MCLIDE. Mea culpa, I still haven't managed to get Zmacs out of my fingers. Oo... that reminds me, Keyboard Macros. That would be so useful. I use Fred for a lot more than lisp, it is a brain extension for the digital realm. And the equivalent of Fred Commands etc (quick aide memoire to available commands) would be useful for CCL. -p _______________________________________________ info-mcl mailing list [email protected] http://clozure.com/mailman/listinfo/info-mcl