@cwebber this is a bit of a theoretical question, but seeing that goblins has both a guile and racket implementation, how non trivial would it be to have a Clojure implementation?
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@cwebber this is a bit of a theoretical question, but seeing that goblins has both a guile and racket implementation, how non trivial would it be to have a Clojure implementation? Would it be a copy paste and then edit a few files kind of deal, or would it be more involved?
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@cwebber this is a bit of a theoretical question, but seeing that goblins has both a guile and racket implementation, how non trivial would it be to have a Clojure implementation? Would it be a copy paste and then edit a few files kind of deal, or would it be more involved?
@valorzard @cwebber Christine would know better, but my guess is it would be non-trivial to port, as the languages don't have the same syntactic forms for functionality both languages have in common, to say nothing of macro syntax and objects and such
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@valorzard @cwebber Christine would know better, but my guess is it would be non-trivial to port, as the languages don't have the same syntactic forms for functionality both languages have in common, to say nothing of macro syntax and objects and such
@aeva @valorzard Yes, it's possible, but nontrivial