Re: Is there anything like applets in Lisp?

alflisppython@xxxxxxxx wrote:

In our group they told me that there is bare arms Lisp, but it is not
very mature as a CL-Lisp .

That's "armed bear" lisp. It's an implementation of CL that targets the
JVM. Just check it out (if you were googling "bare arms", I can see
how you might have had trouble finding it.), while it is "young", it
may be suitable for your purposes - or not. I have no idea if one can
successfully roll it plus your code or (outside chance) tree-shaken
compiled code from it into an applet, but it sounds like something that
should be quite possible in principle, ask the ABCL developer(s).

http://armedbear.org/abcl.html


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