I realize that it is missing some of the defining features of a real Lisp, that's why I wrote "Lispy" in the HN title. However, there's surely some parts in the

I realize that it is missing some of the defining features of a real Lisp, that's why I wrote "Lispy" in the HN title. However, there's surely some parts in the documentation that says it's a Lisp, and that might be a stretch right now. Anyhow, I wanted to get some feedback on this project and perhaps involve people early on, so not having macros yet is nothing that I'm ashamed of. I hope to implement them soon. And yes, there are a lot of good compilers out there. Kashmir is not a replacement for any of them or any of the established Lisps. :)