Michał "phoe" Herda
Michał "phoe" Herda
Here's a bit more information from the point of view of a Common Lisp programmer - posting it here in order not to clutter #87. > but in most of...
> The first i32 identifies the target `tagbody` construct and the second identifies the target tag within that `tagbody`. I wonder if it is possible to bend this construct to...
Thanks for the elaborate explanation. > and a Common Lisp value as its payload. Multiple values can be returned from a block, as CL supports multiple values. Is that possible?...
> Note that all the control flow is statically typed, though, so a single WebAssembly block or event cannot carry one value on some code paths and multiple values on...
Common Lisp is a strongly dynamically typed language and the number and types of the values *may* be known at compilation time, but need not be known in the general...
1) There is no Linux beneath. The OS itself is Lisp. 2) Doom and Quake were compiled down to LLVM-IR which was then compiled into Common Lisp.
On the IRC, froggey came up with an idea of how to use the VirtualBox VMDK image for booting off USB.