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Any Lisp w/o image support is no true Lisp in my book. That leaves us with only Common Lisp and Janet. The others (Scheme, Clojure, etc.) are just Lispy syntax
by behnamoh 8mo ago
Any Lisp w/o image support is no true Lisp in my book. That leaves us with only Common Lisp and Janet.
The others (Scheme, Clojure, etc.) are just Lispy syntax but lack the true "soul" of Lisp-style development.
- int_19h 8mo agoRacket?