Free and easy environment to learn Common LISP on Windows?

Question

Lisp

Looking for a simple environment to use at uni. The requirements are:
- Ease of use
No emacs! =) You also don't need fancy IDEs. Ideally, a code editor with syntax highlighting and some other nice features (what is relevant for Lisp?) + launching the interpreter from the code editor with a slight movement of the hand by pressing the "Run" button.
— Free
— Portability
The ability to run from a flash drive / network drive without any problems. Undemanding to additional libraries, etc. For no one will allow you to install anything on computers and will not install it yourself.
Torture Google gave little: there are either console interpreters, or powerful and paid IDEs, or solutions from the category of “try setting first”. In general, I got the impression that everything is somehow sad with this issue in the world of lisp. I will be very happy if it is wrong)

Answer 1

far + colorer
It's easy to make macros for a simple launch (by recording the sequence of keystrokes) ;)

Answer 2

> with this question in the world of a lisp somehow everything is sad.
It's just that everyone knows who is the leader among development environments in the world of Lisp. :) But you rejected it already in the second sentence. Although, with proper configuration, everything could be ok with it ...
According to the subject, I myself did not use it, but I saw somewhere a plugin for eclipse for development Lisp, although I don’t know how it works at all.

Answer 3

CUSP is a plugin for Eclipse… Comes with SBCL…
Last time I used it, everything worked out of the box…
bitfauna.com/projects/cusp/

Answer 4

What's wrong with emacs? Here is a ready-made CL in the "box" with emacs Slime and Swank configured for all popular desktop platforms. As an implementation, Clozure CL is quite competitive with SBCL. Easily changes to the same SBCL or ECL. You can also take sublimetext as an editor and SublimeREPL to it .