http://trac.clozure.com/ccl/wiki/ReleaseNotes/1.7
Great news for us Windows users is that "The 32-bit Windows lisp now runs on 64-bit Windows." Now we don't have to compile all shitty libraries to Win64!
The only thing I'm missing now is a retard guide for how to actually compile CommonQT on Windows... Open source on Windows won't cooperate.
Clozure Common Lisp 1.7 released three days ago!
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I presume this is offtopic because you're not using a Lisp keyboard?
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Hurra, latest kdebindings/smoke and commonqt was compilable (in a clean virtual machine)! Unfortunately it's not possible to start any gui stuff in emacs/slime, but if you start a lisp image and load swank manually and slime-connect into it, you can still do development in emacs as long as you execute the gui in the lisp image directly.
Next step -> breakfast!
Next step -> breakfast!