CLforJava

CLforJava is an unfinished implementation of Common Lisp in the Java programming language. The College of Charleston is actively developing the project. It can compile Lisp code into Java byte code, and can also use Lisp types and code from within Java programs.

The CLforJava project is a long-term effort by undergraduate and graduate students to create a completely new implementation of the Common Lisp computer language. A key feature differentiating it from other Lisp/Java implementations is its ability to “intertwine” with the Java language. The goal of the project is to build an entirely new compiler written in CLforJava itself.

External links

CLforJava TWiki
CLforJava Installation
CLforJava Forums
ABCL (Armed Bear Common Lisp), another implementation of Common Lisp in Java with differing features.

Common Lisp

Implementations

Software

Libraries	AllegroCache AllegroServe ASDF Caveman2 CLiki CLIM CLSQL CL-HTTP CLX Ironclad SymbolicWeb UnCommon Web Weblocks

Applications	Common Lisp Music Common Music Notation ICAD Mirai Maxima OpenMusic Stumpwm SiteGrinder

Development environments	Climacs Hemlock SLIME

Publications

Design committee

Other

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