Most Lisps have a default extension that they expect Lisp code files to have. While not absolutely required, it's a good idea to use the extension your Lisp expects:
|
Lisp System |
File Extension |
|---|---|
|
Macintosh Common Lisp |
.lisp |
|
Allegro Common Lisp (PC's) |
.lsp |
|
Xlisp and Xlisp-Stat |
.lsp |
|
Kyoto Common Lisp |
.lsp |
Different Lisps used different functions to exit. Fortunately, window-based Lisps have an easy to find quit command on the main menu, under File.
|
Lisp System |
File Extension |
|---|---|
|
Macintosh Common Lisp |
(quit) |
|
Allegro Common Lisp (PC's) |
(quit) |
|
Xlisp and Xlisp-Stat |
(exit) |
|
Kyoto Common Lisp |
(bye) |
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