IDE

Integrated Development Environments: the usual free Lisp IDE nowadays is {GNU/X}Emacs with ILISP or SLIME (much better with threads). See also Cusp, Jabberwocky, Hemlock, and (perhaps, one day, eventually) Cl-Emacs, and on MS-Windows: VisualCLisp and LispIDE

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OpenMCL comes with an idea (primitive listener, inspector and editor) of a development environment based on the Cocoa libs of MacOS X.

The big hope is that McCLIM will be the base for a (portable) development environment for Common Lisp (listener, editor, debugger, ...).

Tools provided by a Common Lisp IDE:

Editor
Listener
Inspector
Apropos Dialog
Stepper
Trace Dialog
Backtrace Dialog
Restarts Dialog
Save Application Dialog
Preferences Dialog
Online Help
User Interface Builder
Class Browser
Generic Function Browser
System Browser
Package Browser
Process Browser
Mail Client (!!)

IDE

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