Emacs under Clojure
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Emacs under Clojure
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Re: Emacs under Clojure
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#3tromey started a project to port Emacs to pure CL ( http://tromey.com/blog/?p=709 ). Why not help him out instead of dividing the effort?
Re: Emacs under Clojure
#4tromey started a project to port Emacs to pure CL ( http://tromey.com/blog/?p=709 ). Why not help him out instead of dividing the effort?
While I really hope Tromey's effort succeeds, I really think that this is probably a different effort with different goals. Porting Emacs to CL would greatly strengthen the platform Emacs is written on and would add a lot of features for free. Porting Emacs to the JVM, however, might also provide that, but would also provide simple access to the Java ecosystem, which would be a substantial boon.
Re: Emacs under Clojure
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
While I really hope Tromey's effort succeeds, I really think that this is probably a different effort with different goals. Porting Emacs to CL would greatly strengthen the platform Emacs is written on and would add a lot of features for free. Porting Emacs to the JVM, however, might also provide that, but would also provide simple access to the Java ecosystem, which would be a substantial boon.
Could compile it with ABCL and get the same thing from a single code-base.
Besides, getting up to speed on someone else's madness is not worth it most of the time.
Re: Emacs under Clojure
#7tromey started a project to port Emacs to pure CL ( http://tromey.com/blog/?p=709 ). Why not help him out instead of dividing the effort?
It would be nice, though, to see both!
Re: Emacs under Clojure
#8tromey started a project to port Emacs to pure CL ( http://tromey.com/blog/?p=709 ). Why not help him out instead of dividing the effort?
Re: Emacs under Clojure
#9tromey started a project to port Emacs to pure CL ( http://tromey.com/blog/?p=709 ). Why not help him out instead of dividing the effort?
Re: Emacs under Clojure
#10Sure there will be some people that don't fit in this category. Though, it seems like the OP is trying to fix something that isn't broken. Anyways, it will be a great learning experience.