[Announce] Java-Version of PicoLisp

[abu]

The PicoLisp distribution now also contains a plain Java version.

It is called "Ersatz PicoLisp", because can run in environments where
standard PicoLisp is not available, and because it lacks some of its
features (see http://software-lab.de/ersatz/README).

Still, it implements the full PicoLisp language. It can communicate with
existing Java classes, and allows to inline Java code. For examples, see

http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Animation#Java.2FSwing
http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Image_Noise#PicoLisp

With that, the PicoLisp distribution (http://software-lab.de/picoLisp.tgz) now
contains three different versions:

1. The 64-bit version (x86-64/Linux, assembly),
2. the 32-bit version (POSIX-C)
3. and ErsatzLisp (Java)

("Mini PicoLisp" is in a separate tarball)

[toompaxy]

What should I do to be able to compile java in command prompt? For command prompt to be able to compile java, we need jdk, right? But after i installed jdk, the command prompt still can't recognize the java compiler command.

[abu]

> For command prompt to be able to compile java, we need jdk, right?
Yes.

> But after i installed jdk, the command prompt still can't recognize the java compiler command.
What is the exact error message you get?


Perhaps this post in the mailing list http://www.mail-archive.com/picolisp@so ... 02963.html helps?