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by kazinator
2944 days ago
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KCL generates .c files and compiles those to .o object files. I played with this year ago (via the descendant GCL: GNU Common Lisp). The load function handles object files, like COFF or whatever. It's reminiscent of the Linux kernel modules. See here, starting on P. 36: http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/LISP/kcl/doc/kc... When KCL compiles a lambda expression, it generates a C file called "gazonk.lsp" and compiles that. (The above paper report is a little confusing; in some places it claims that an object file has a .o suffix, but then with regard to this gazonk implicit name, it claims that the fasl file is gazonk.fasl.) |
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