Some crazy guy announced a Python implementation in Common Lisp!
Willem Broekema announced CLPython in his news posting <1152045368.275100.86920@b68g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> today.
That's really crazy shit! (Meant in a good way! :-)
A Python implementation in Common Lisp. At the moment it's Allegro only, but in the future we could perhaps compile CLPython with Python to run Python ... (CMUCL's compiler is called Python, too. :-)
Sound's like fun.
By the way: There's a similar approach called Python-on-lisp. This project uses the real Python and builds a bridge to it.
posted by Stefan Scholl at
01:21
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A programmer said: "When you can't have Lisp, Python is the best next thing" when moved from Java to Python.
Now, if someone has Lisp, I wonder why going back to Python the hard way.
Well, it might be a good exercise.
I was actually thinking of reimplementing LUA in LISP as my first lisp newbie project.
Instead of starting from scratch, I think I can start from that source code (it's going to be a fun learning it).
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