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I'm pretty sure this is wrong. Rich originally made two other JVM/lisp hybrids, one was running java code inside CL, the other was CL on the JVM. [1] Clojure
by arohner 13y ago
I'm pretty sure this is wrong.
Rich originally made two other JVM/lisp hybrids, one was running java code inside CL, the other was CL on the JVM. [1]
Clojure originally targeted the JVM and CLR, but AFAIK, one of the main motivators was always to run on a major platform.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jfli/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/jfli/
- lispm 13y agoHe did not made any Lisp/JVM hybrids. More like foreign object interfaces to Java and .net. One was a Lisp(Works) FFI to Java (jfli) and the other was a generalized version of that (foil). I have seen too the early sketch of Clojure in CL. Look here: http://clojure.googlecode.com/svn-history/r454/trunk/src/lisp/ http://clojure.googlecode.com/svn-history/r454/trunk/src/lis...
- arohner 13y agoRight, I didn't mean to imply that jfli and foil were new languages. I didn't realize there was a CL version of the compiler, cool! Thanks for the link.