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I run some very simple Clojure [1] on an RPi 2 as part of a home monitoring system. Startup is considerably longer than on other platforms (30 sec or so), but
by mschaef 10y ago
I run some very simple Clojure [1] on an RPi 2 as part of a home monitoring system.
Startup is considerably longer than on other platforms (30 sec or so), but I haven't had any issues with runtime performance, and having a Lisp running on what is essentially an embedded platform is very useful.
(It'd be easy to make the argument that my agent code doesn't do much, but it doesn't diminish the fact that Clojure is able to usefully work on an RPi. :-))
https://github.com/mschaef/metlog/tree/master/metlog-agent https://github.com/mschaef/metlog/tree/master/metlog-agent
- abc_lisper 10y agoThat is good to hear. Ordered my pi!
- ThatGeoGuy 10y agoNot that I know if it helps, since you seem predisposed to Clojure, but CHICKEN Scheme on a Pi also works quite well. We even have direct bindings to GPIO and the like, since someone has gone ahead and packaged a library that speaks to the GPIO through the wiringPi project (http://wiki.call-cc.org/eggref/4/raspberry-pi-gpio http://wiki.call-cc.org/eggref/4/raspberry-pi-gpio).