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Thanks for all your help folks. I got 1.0.19 from SF since Cusp 0.9.390 was also tested with it. I am going to be trying it out.

Does anyone on this forum use Cusp? As a newbie I find it a lot more easy to interact with than emacs+slime, which has a really steep learning curve. What would be the reasons for learning emacs+slime nevertheless? In other words, what advantages does emacs+slime have over Cusp?

Needs special code to download?

I have no idea yet as to where to upload the binary. I hope someone will come up with something. Would be grateful to try the installer out.
Thanks,
Harrison

Hi everyone, I want to download sbcl-1.0.20 for Windows so I can use it with cusp 0.9.30 against which it was tested, but I can't find the download link to this version of sbcl. Could someone kindly give me the link?
Regards,
Harrison

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This is not a direct answer to your question as such, but I thought I could mention Cusp ( http://bitfauna.com/projects/cusp/index.html ). It runs SBCL on top of the Eclipse IDE on Windows and it is gorgeous and easy to use. Loading libraries and packages requires only a couple clicks. It's certainl...

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