Lispbuilder-SDL runs on a number of platforms:
- ACL: Linux, win32, OS X
- CCL: Linux, win32, OS X (CCL on OS X requires a single-threaded build in order to avoid thread safety issues with Cocoa)
- CLISP: Linux, win32, OS X, BSD
- CMUCL: Linux
- ECL: Linux, win32
- LispWorks: Linux, win32, OS X
- SBCL: Linux, win32, OS X, BSD (Win32 version is single threaded.)
- See the download page for a complete list of supported platforms.
The project page is at LISPBUILDER-SDL Wiki.
Additional functionality:
- Lispbuilder-SDL can be used as a rendering back-end for cl-vectors. Lisp native TTF font support is provided by zpb-ttf.
- VECTO can be used to provide vector drawing and font rendering capabilities (By copying VECTO image data to a Lispbuilder-SDL surface.)
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CL-OpenGL can be used for OpenGL 3D rendering (though note that the examples bundled with CL-OpenGL use the GLUT binding that CL-OpenGL includes and thus won't work without modification).
- If you're using cl-opengl and want to use advanced opengl functionality, at time of writing it helps to know to do:
; N.B. don't use any ext. functions which go through GetProcAddress ; until AFTER an opengl sdl surface exists, presumably there's late binding going on... (setf cl-opengl-bindings:*gl-get-proc-address* #'sdl-cffi::sdl-gl-get-proc-address)
See also: lispbuilder-sdl-image, lispbuilder-sdl-gfx, lispbuilder-sdl-ttf, lispbuilder-sdl-mixer, CFFI.