[Push] New User - Need help to run Push on Windows XP

[Debabrata Midya]

Hi!,

I am new to Push and want help to run PushGP in lisp (clisp) as well as
in C++. Thanks in advance.

1. PushGP LISP implementation

My main interest is to use PushGP in the LISP environment.

I have installed clisp-2.38 and clisp is running well.

What are the PushGP programs I need? Is there any set of instructions
available to run PushGP in LISP environment? If it is, please provide
me.

I am currently going through one of the papers, "Genetic Programming
and Autoconstructive Evolution with the Push Programming Language". Any
other technical documents?

2. PushGP C++ implementation

I have downloaded push-3.1.0.tar.gz. Which C++ compiler can I use and
it's source of availability please? Can I use any public domain C++
compiler? Is there any set of instructions to compile and run it?

I am looking forward for your reply.

Regards

Deb

NSW Department of Commerce
Government Procurement Management
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McKell Building
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Sydney NSW 2000

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E-mail: debabrata.midya at commerce.nsw.gov.au 



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