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Thanks for the links. Stumbled upon Otus Lisp / Owl-Lisp while looking for a sh/lua replacement for OpenWrt - the small footprint and architecture independend b

by nisa 5y ago

Thanks for the links. Stumbled upon Otus Lisp / Owl-Lisp while looking for a sh/lua replacement for OpenWrt - the small footprint and architecture independend binary format as well as the FFI for .so files are looking great for that. Here is a complete documentation for the language: https://haltp.org/posts/owl.html https://haltp.org/posts/owl.html that applies to both.

eggy 5y ago
The one block for me is that I work on Windows, Linux, and Mac, and I don't like using Cygwin or MinGW with Windows. I am using Corman Lisp on my Windows machine for Windows-specific stuff and Jane before I heard of Owl and Otus Lisp. I do like Wasp Lisp's VM and C FFI too. Are you sticking with Owl/Otus?