Kawa as of version 1.6.70 has the barest beginnings of support for
Common Lisp. Kawa is is the Scheme-in-Java system that compiles
Scheme to Java bytecodes. If you start Kawa with --clisp as a
command-line argument, it tried to implement Common Lisp syntax and
semantics. It's not much so far: Basically a hacked up version of the
support for Emacs Lisp (which is not complete either), but with
lexical scoping. (Kawa does have a full set of numeric types, and a
decent implementation of CL-style format.)
When and if this ever turns into something useful for other than toy
programs depends on how much time I have for it, how much interest
there is, and what contributions (code or money) the project gets.
See http://www.gnu.org/software/kawa/ for information on Kawa.
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--Per Bothner
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