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Yes. Basically the Emacs "C bit", is not just a Lisp like Clisp or SBCL, it also has a load of text editor code. Have a "CLmacs", ie. an emacs written in Common
by torrent-of-ions 10y ago
Yes. Basically the Emacs "C bit", is not just a Lisp like Clisp or SBCL, it also has a load of text editor code. Have a "CLmacs", ie. an emacs written in Common Lisp, is something a lot of people would really like. The problem, of course, is the vast amount of elisp that we currently use in our editors.
- kazinator 10y agoYou'd think that an Elisp implementation plus the necessary API's could be provided to make a good bulk of that code work.