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I'd like something like Clojure, but with static typing and native compilation.

• rich_sasha 5y ago
  Isn’t that Racket?
  • cyberbanjo 5y ago
    No, it's common lisp
    • rich_sasha 5y ago
      CL is dynamically typed, no? As far as I can tell, Racket is the only (mainstream) static-typed Lisp. There are of course so many lisps that I’m sure some other ones also have static typing.
      • dragonwriter 5y ago
        > As far as I can tell, Racket is the only (mainstream) static-typed Lisp. Racket is dynamically typed. Typed Racket is gradually typed, but that's a different language, implemented in Racket (there's something like a half-dozen other typed lisps bundled with the Racket distribution, too.)
      • lispm 5y ago
        SBCL uses type declarations and type inference for compile-time type checking.
        • rich_sasha 5y ago
          That’s cool, I didn’t realise! I must deepen my lisp-fu.
          • lispm 5y ago
            http://www.sbcl.org/manual/index.html#Handling-of-Types http://www.sbcl.org/manual/index.html#Handling-of-Types
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