Merge pull request #25 from ralph-moeritz/master

Looks good. Can you pull from/push to the 'devel' branch in any future PRs? That way we can eyeball it on http://articulate-lisp.com/devel to see if it looks good before publishing to the world.

Author: Paul Nathan

env~ccl-setup.md

@@ -10,24 +10,22 @@ Installing
 I'll defer to their instructions for
 [installation](http://ccl.clozure.com/download.html).
 
-Of particular interest is that it works on the PPC and ARM
-architectures; this can be of use to embedded system developers. It is
-possible to get [CCL working on the Rasperry
-Pi](http://lispm.dyndns.org/ccl), for instance.
+Of particular interest is that it works on the PPC and ARM architectures; this
+can be of use to embedded system developers. It is possible to get
+[CCL working on the Rasperry Pi](http://lispm.dyndns.org/ccl), for instance.
 
-CCL is particularly well-developed on Mac OS X, including a Cocoa
-bridge and an IDE.
+CCL is particularly well-developed on Mac OS X, including a Cocoa bridge and an
+IDE. It's also a good choice on Windows as it supports native (Win32) threads.
 
-In general, like SBCL, it's designed to be used as the backend to an
-IDE
+In general, like SBCL, it's designed to be used as the backend to an IDE.
 
 Note that each platform has a *different* CCL executable.
 
 * Linux: lx86cl, lx86cl64
 
 * OSX:
 
-* Windows:
+* Windows: wx86cl.exe, wx86cl64.exe
 
 
 Linedit
@@ -46,4 +44,4 @@ Notes
 ---
 
 CCL, in general, is very fast to load and has a good reputation for
-performance.
+performance.

env~lisp-system.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Tabulation  of systems
 Name  Base   Notes
 ----  ----   -------
 SBCL  Native High speed compiler
- CCL  Native High speed compiler, good on OSX
+ CCL  Native High speed compiler, good on OSX and Windows
  LW   Native Professional platform
  ACL  Native Professional platform
 ABCL  JVM    Java interop