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Neat. Does Roswell do all this without modifying your current lisp/emacs/slime/quicklisp if you already have them set up the way you like but want to play aroun
by iak8god 10y ago
Neat. Does Roswell do all this without modifying your current lisp/emacs/slime/quicklisp if you already have them set up the way you like but want to play around with it?
And is there something like Roswell for Clojure?
- aidenn0 10y agoI don't know about emacs/slime, but it can manage local quicklisp and local implementations (and even have e.g. multiple sbcl versions installed simultaneously).
- nerdponx 10y agoThis sounds a lot like Pyenv and Virtualenv for Python. Neat!
- _pmf_ 10y agoI don't like Clojure (any more), but one nice thing about it is that is includes the Clojure implementation itself as regular versioned dependency on a project-by-project base (thanks to the transparent usage of Maven by the leiningen build tool). Once you tried this, everything else feels like a cludge; there's simply no reason the language version should be managed by some obscure mechanism instead of being a regular dependency!