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1) That's an interesting project. Worthy of discussion on its own. 2) "Why isn't it written in Lisp?" It's 42% C++ according to GitHub. 3) Based on a hunch an
by brandonbloom 10y ago
1) That's an interesting project. Worthy of discussion on its own.
2) "Why isn't it written in Lisp?" It's 42% C++ according to GitHub.
3) Based on a hunch and past experiences, I'm going to ignore any follow ups on this thread.
EDIT: And now I look like a jerk because lispm replaced his terse comment with a fuller comment. My apologies for even engaging in the first place. Should have known better.
- lispm 10y agoI'm just wondering if there isn't already some large infrastructure in the Lisp world, which could have been reused. Something like CLASP was especially written to seamlessly interoperate with LLVM. Sometimes working with an existing system is difficult, but sometimes it can help both projects. Anyway, Dale looks like a cool project.