2.2 Using FreeLisp

2.2.3 Other tools

At this stage you should be able to have simple Common Lisp programming sessions with FreeLisp using the listener. The real power of the environment, however, lies in its range of window-based programming tools. These tools are covered in later chapters of this manual.

The next chapter describes elements of the window interface to FreeLisp which are common to all tools within.

The chapter following describes the editor. this is an editing tool for developing and inspecting files containing Common Lisp programs. Its basic editing facilities are the same as those of the GNU EMACS editor.

Other chapters in this manual are dedicated to the other tools available in FreeLisp: the inspector, the class browser, the generic function browser, the debugger, and the tracer.

A final chapter is devoted to features of the listener we have not yet discussed.


FreeLisp User's Guide - 5 FEB 1996

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