LispForum

You can, of course, always use clojure, a lisp dialect on jvm which can easily access java.

I would have to say, after programming during the summer in python, that yes, python libraries are definitely worth it! And since ive posted this i have a sort of functioning prototype lisp syntax to python translator that takes care of arbitrary nesting expansion. but i am looking into doing it pro...

Even though im still trying this approach (which i like best), i noticed that pypy (a python compiler) has a common lisp backend. have to take a look at that soon ...

Im definitely just planning a lisp syntax for python, augmented with macros and reader macros! Nothing too ambitious.

edit: ok, so ive been trying it out, not too hard actually, i just wanted to make sure there wasn't any past effort out there that i could utilize.

Im embarking on making a lisp syntax to python translator so as to enjoy lisp macros and reader macros and such in python while gaining access to all the libraries and the cutting edge implementations (like pypy, stackless python and microthreads!) :mrgreen: To start i was wondering if anyone here i...