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On a slightly related note, old Emacs modes (elisp) run incredibly well to this day. There might be working code there that spans over 3 decades.
by haolez 2y ago
On a slightly related note, old Emacs modes (elisp) run incredibly well to this day. There might be working code there that spans over 3 decades.
- Zambyte 2y agoLisps that support macros are pretty much infinitely backwards compatible. Even across dialects. I wrote a set of macros to be able to program in a subset of Scheme and Hylang, and run that code on either :)
- anthk 2y agoOne guy form the PDP-10 'tribe' wrote a Maclisp interpreter in Common Lisp with relative ease. 90% of the code would still run as is, and maybe under Elisp too...