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Just a friendly reminder that SBCL still has a handful of known bugs on MSWin. Supposedly they aren't terribly hard to fix, and require no lisp knowledge. Just a willingness to learn some x86 assembly and MSWin internals.

thanks nuntius, so do you think I should try getting in contact with Alastair Bridgewater? As for other implementations, my tutor suggested using Allegro CL for a windows OS. I'm unsure how to get it running though... If you have time to dig in and fix this, then Alistair would be happy to show you...

After it is built, SBCL does not need (or even use) an external C compiler. The word I have is that SBCL on MSWin is 90+% done. There's just a couple known (but significant) problems that prevent it from being fully usable. The original developer, Alastair Bridgewater, never used MSWin as his primar...

Q: How is this better/different than http://paste.lisp.org?

Take a look at http://common-lisp.net/project/tinaa/

Do you need asdf-install or just asdf? If the latter, then drop all the asdf-install stuff from your rc file...

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Sorry; my first reply was botched; I wrote DO but used the syntax for DOLIST.

Here's a simple, non-broken example of DO iterating over a list.

(let ((min most-positive-fixnum))
(do (x list)
(when (> x min)
...)))

You are calling SBCL with the wrong command line. Try "sbcl --load file" or "sbcl --script file" (newer sbcl only).

See the manual for more details.
http://www.sbcl.org/manual/Command-Line-Options.html