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This is a really interesting perspective, another HNer said something similar. I’ll spend some time noodling on this.
by hsikka 8y ago
This is a really interesting perspective, another HNer said something similar. I’ll spend some time noodling on this.
- orwin 8y agoThere is already a complete lisp tool being implemented, aiming to take advantage of C++ libraries called Clasp. You can also take a look to some major Clisp/scheme libraries like biolisp (i think it's the name). I'd never make a group project in common lisp if this project do not involve either a finite-state machine or a DSL (rewriting a prolog interpretor in lisp is a breeze), and in this case, the language fits perfectly imho.