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59nadir
2009 days ago
That seems to be the explicit intent of the creator; a way to output C/C++ and hit the same use case targets but with much more powerful code generation facilities and a syntax that is much more amenable to that.
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makuto
2009 days ago
That's correct. My goal wasn't to make a CL-compatible Lisp. I imagine the code will start to look less like C as more macros/generators get added.
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