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Clojure is a different language - it borrows stuff from Lisp, but it can't run any non-trivial Lisp code from the past decades without more or less rewriting it
by lispm 8y ago
Clojure is a different language - it borrows stuff from Lisp, but it can't run any non-trivial Lisp code from the past decades without more or less rewriting it. Even primitive stuff like math operators work differently - because Clojure mostly uses the math stack of the host language.