I will ask this again.. Can I translate lisp to C with GNU Common Lisp?
Do I have
to write any header-files or something..? And, does XEmacs even create
executables?
I know, there's no need to create executables from Lisp-code becuase of
porting..
But I think it would be great.
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Erkki Purola wrote:
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> I will ask this again.. Can I translate lisp to C with GNU Common Lisp?
Thats all it does, AFAIK. If you pass it the righ options it will do
what you want.
> Do I have
> to write any header-files or something..?
Read its documentation.
> And, does XEmacs even create
> executables?
No. EMacs has no use for executables.. all EMacs code requires the
Emacs environment to run.
> I know, there's no need to create executables from Lisp-code becuase of
> porting..
Well, the real reason people dont gereate code is because its a real
pain in the a** to compile things like code that generates more code,
and self-modifying code. The only way to do so, is to include the
funcions that do the compiling with the code.. and then you just have
pre-interpreted stuff with the interpreter included.. kinda like emacs
bundled with some emacs code.