Re: LISP for web

Marco Baringer wrote:
> "R. Mattes" <rm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> > Following UCW's development one
> > sometimes sees the _limits_ of CL. Marco's framework "fakes" true
> > continuations with clever code walkers the rewrite the application code
> > into CPS style code.
>
> for what its worth i'm currently working on a small interpreter which,
> combined with some of the code from sacla, will raise those limits
> substantially (but not remove them completely).

Could you give more details about this interpreter? What problems is it
supposed to solve, and how does it solve them? Since I've written a
significant real-world application with UCW and I plan to use it more
in the future, I'm intensely interested in any upcoming major
improvements to it.

-Peter

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