>As you can see in that support ticket, this means that standard-conforming CL code doesn't run unmodified. Perhaps not in Mocl, but my point was not that Mocl

>As you can see in that support ticket, this means that standard-conforming CL code doesn't run unmodified. Perhaps not in Mocl, but my point was not that Mocl specifically was a good idea and was fully functional, but that implementations for these languages do exist and do work at least to some extent. I found Mocl by googling "Common Lisp iOS." I am not a Common Lisp programmer. I just know that a lot of non-native languages support compiling for iOS these days, and I honestly would have been a bit surprised if Common Lisp didn't. Plus, your child even seems to suggest that "standard-conforming CL code [can't] run unmodified" is not true.