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Tim Lavoie writes:
 > Hello,
 > 
 > I've just started to tinker with SBCL, with no specific project to
 > mind in particular. One thing I was wondering though, is what GUI
 > toolkits work with it? Most of the Gtk/Glade stuff I checked out from
 > Cliki looked pretty old, but I'm not really picky if it works. This
 > would be for Linux by the way, so typical choices for me would be Gtk,
 > Tk, Qt, SDL and so on. (Or none of the above, if there is something
 > else I should check out.)

        CLIM or Garnet (on top of CLX) may be options as well -
although I'm not certain to what extent these work with SBCL at the
moment.

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Tim Lavoie <tlavoie@...> writes:

> Cliki looked pretty old, but I'm not really picky if it works. This
> would be for Linux by the way, so typical choices for me would be Gtk,
> Tk, Qt, SDL and so on. (Or none of the above, if there is something
> else I should check out.)

The only one of the above that I have a strong impression people are
currently working on is SDL - see http://cl-sdl.sourceforge.net/

I may be incompletely informed, though



-dan

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>>>>> "Dan" == Daniel Barlow <dan@...> writes:

    Dan> Tim Lavoie <tlavoie@...> writes:
    >> Cliki looked pretty old, but I'm not really picky if it
    >> works. This would be for Linux by the way, so typical choices
    >> for me would be Gtk, Tk, Qt, SDL and so on. (Or none of the
    >> above, if there is something else I should check out.)

    Dan> The only one of the above that I have a strong impression
    Dan> people are currently working on is SDL - see
    Dan> http://cl-sdl.sourceforge.net/

    Dan> I may be incompletely informed, though

Ok, thanks. I've used cl-sdl a little bit with CMUCL, but SDL is
handiest for games and fractal tinkering, and not so much for general
application use. Something like clg would be ideal, where you can use
Glade to generate most of the GUI work, but again, it looked pretty
old last time I checked. Maybe I'll play with it some more when I have
some time though.

  Tim

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