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SICL is interesting because it aims to be written 100% in Common Lisp. This means no kernels or stubs written in C, and also means that (in theory) any conformi
by phoe-krk 5y ago
SICL is interesting because it aims to be written 100% in Common Lisp. This means no kernels or stubs written in C, and also means that (in theory) any conforming Common Lisp compiler should be enough to build it. (In practice, various compilers end up showing various limitations when building SICL at the moment - building it is a pretty intensive and interesting process.)