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> if you want lisp on BEAM, you already have lfe if you want lisp <insert condition>, you already have <insert lisp satisfying condition>. your assumed condit
by keymone 7y ago
> if you want lisp on BEAM, you already have lfe
if you want lisp <insert condition>, you already have <insert lisp satisfying condition>.
your assumed condition is wrong, a person may not just want lisp on beam, they may want clojure on beam.
- ishankhare07 7y agothe only major difference I see between what you're calling 'clojure' and a lisp is that clojure compiles to JVM. That alone goes for a toss when you say you're porting it to BEAM. There is no more java in the equation. Its interop with erlang/elixir ecosystem. Which is exactly what lfe is (apart from some minute differences in syntax which may or may not be there).
- keymone 7y ago> the only major difference I see between what you're calling 'clojure' and a lisp is that clojure compiles to JVM it's always better to ask than to make incorrect assumptions