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Re: A Dylan implemented on Common Lisp
- To: info-mcl@digitool.com
- Subject: Re: A Dylan implemented on Common Lisp
- From: kem@prl.ufl.edu (Kelly Murray)
- Date: Mon, 6 Mar 1995 22:19:32 GMT
- Organization: University of Florida Parallel Research Lab
- References: <3jdh0j$ib4@news.internex.net>
- Sender: owner-info-mcl@digitool.com
In article <3jdh0j$ib4@news.internex.net>, yost@rclsgi.eng.ohio-state.edu (Dave Yost) writes:
>> It would seem to me to be a very worthy university project to
>> build a portable Dylan implementation on top of Common Lisp.
>> Would someone please do it?
>>
This would be a good idea. Is it possible to define a Common Lisp
subset that would map into Dylan? Then all that is needed is
the CommonLisp-to-Dylan syntax translation, which I think would
be easy. Hmm, isn't nil /= false in Dylan. That's hard to fix in syntax.
If the CL->Dylan mapping isn't 100%, maybe we could
push hard to get Dylan changed so it would be.
Why not make it CL-subset-able?
-Kelly Murray