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Especially since many compiler-only implementations can evaluate Lisp code at runtime, just fine, even though they don't execute s-expressions in an Interpreter
by lispm 2y ago
Especially since many compiler-only implementations can evaluate Lisp code at runtime, just fine, even though they don't execute s-expressions in an Interpreter. Thus an compiler-only Lisp can be used to implement Emacs just fine.
I used for many years an Emacs on top of a compiler-only Common Lisp.