Notes

• Container will configure vscode's settings to recognize .pl files as Prolog rather than the default Perl.
• Will install extensions for lisp, prolog, and ASP
• Will configure SBCL to use rlwrap so that you have history when using a lisp REPL

How to use

1. You will need to have vscode and Docker installed.

   • You must be able to run docker without sudo. To test this try running docker version and see if you get a permission error. If you get an error, see this document for instructions on how to run docker without root privileges. For Ubuntu, docker is installed with sudo apt install docker.io

2. Install the vscode extension for docker dev containers as shown in the image below

3. Clone this repository (or just download it) and open the folder that contains the .devcontainer folder

4. Your folder structure should look like the following

5. Open the commands palette (CTRL + SHIFT + P) or (CTRL + P + >) and type "open in container" and select "Dev Containers: Reopen in Container"

6. It may take a bit to download the docker container, go grab a coffee

7. Confirm that you're running in the container and have the extensions shown in the following image installed

8. Only the folders .devcontainer, .vscode and the file Dockerfile are needed for the container to function correctly. Delete everything else including .git