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Maybe you don't want to get all those features for free. Maybe you want the opposite: to not have those features at all. If you are going to build a Lisp proce
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Maybe you don't want to get all those features for free. Maybe you want the opposite: to not have those features at all.
If you are going to build a Lisp processor, then you probably don't want a Lisp compiler or interpreter in the traditional sense, which is what Racket gives you. Maybe what you want is an interpreter in hardware.