No it hasn't. Ignoring API compatibility and speed etc. (numcl doesn't talk to BLAS/LAPACK IIRC), even the basic datastructure isn't quite there. Numcl uses f

No it hasn't. Ignoring API compatibility and speed etc. (numcl doesn't talk to BLAS/LAPACK IIRC), even the basic datastructure isn't quite there. Numcl uses fixed contiguous lisp arrays as opposed to the strided ones that are standard in Numpy. P.S- There are atleast 5-6 attempts to build something of the sort starting all the way back from Matlisp, and none of them are feature complete. The lisp curse is very much true it'd seem.