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From: Vinay on 13 Dec 2009 16:30
i'm working on a game for which i want to use lisp as the main
controller, and handle the graphics using c and sdl.

is there any documentation that explains how i can embed clozure lisp
into a mac application (.app) ? or if anyone here has done something
similar, your inputs would be very helpful ...


From: Juanjo on 13 Dec 2009 17:23
On Dec 13, 10:30 pm, Vinay <vi...(a)vmmenon.org> wrote:
> i'm working on a game for which i want to use lisp as the main
> controller, and handle the graphics using c and sdl.
>
> is there any documentation that explains how i can embed clozure lisp
> into a mac application (.app) ? or if anyone here has done something
> similar, your inputs would be very helpful ...

If by "similar" you accept another Common Lisp that runs perfectly
fine in Mac,
http://ecls.sourceforge.net/new-manual/
then the manual and the wiki are good starting points
http://ecls.wikispaces.com/Simple+embedded+usage
From: alex_sv on 14 Dec 2009 03:56
On Dec 14, 12:30 am, Vinay <vi...(a)vmmenon.org> wrote:
> i'm working on a game for which i want to use lisp as the main
> controller, and handle the graphics using c and sdl.
>
> is there any documentation that explains how i can embed clozure lisp
> into a mac application (.app) ? or if anyone here has done something
> similar, your inputs would be very helpful ...

I believe that you'd better try the other way around: embed your core
written in C+SDL into CL via ffi (sbcl would be a good choice since it
is free and optimises it's code nearly as good as modern C compiler
does).
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