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I'm working on Clojure-looking lisp with a borrow checker and static analysis in the vein of Rust. It's especially tailored for games since most lisps don't acc
by eriksvedang 11y ago
I'm working on Clojure-looking lisp with a borrow checker and static analysis in the vein of Rust. It's especially tailored for games since most lisps don't account for that use case (GC, dynamic types). Here's a link, let me know if you have any questions: https://github.com/eriksvedang/Carp https://github.com/eriksvedang/Carp
- zdkl 11y agoThis looks nice and feels right in terms of syntax. I'm not sure I see the value of exposing the borrow checker to the user however; couldn't it be used implicitly while handling the s-expr to c compilation? In any case I'd love to talk more about it, can I reach out via the github project?
- eriksvedang 11y agoAbsolutely! We have a gitter chat that would be a perfect place for that kind of discussion https://gitter.im/eriksvedang/Carp https://gitter.im/eriksvedang/Carp