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I'm currently reading Practical Common Lisp. The book is great and the language interesting, but I'm not enamored of learning Emacs. I've learned Vim and that's enough text-mode editors for one brain. I don't want to learn another. Double-control commands hurt my head. What's the best non-Emacs solution for programming Lisp on Windows?

+4  A: 

Try LispWorks

Paul
+1  A: 

Check out stack overflow question "lispscheme-interptreter-without-emacs"

luapyad
+1  A: 

Try viper-mode, perhaps.

Luís Oliveira
+4  A: 

Best free and non-emacs Common Lisp IDE is CUSP (IDE for Lisp built on Eclipse platform).

dmitry_vk
I've tried cusp several times and have always had difficulty getting it to actually talk to SBCL.
Steve Rowe
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Limp for Vim.

http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2219

dnolen
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Try Slime for Vim: http://technotales.wordpress.com/2007/10/03/like-slime-for-vim/ . Works great!

You could also use the Allegro CL environment.

Amit