Compile lisp / scheme in Notepad++

Question

I\'m pretty much into lisp at the moment, and unfortunately i\'m only available to code on windows. Is is possible to let Notepad++ take care of the interpreting of my scrip

Answer 1

Like others, I suggest using Emacs for Common Lisp. The easiest way to get started is Lispbox, which is Emacs + Slime + some Common Lisp implementation all fully featured and already configured.

For Scheme, the easiest way to get started is DrScheme.

Answer 2

I've been using Clozure very happily for a couple weeks. If it's available for Windows, it's worth a try.