It's been mentioned that It Would Be Cool (R) to integrate Jess and
Clojure; I think that would ultimately have to mean that all of Jess's
Lisp(esque) interpreter would be thrown out and replaced by Clojure's
REP loop, Jess constructs would be defined as special forms in
Clojure, etc. It
I've also pondered the idea of clojure + jess with others.
The benefits of doing full LISP is powerful, even if a significant
percent of the users will never use features beyond the existing CLIPS
functionality. The other benefit I see with clojure is the
transactional memory. The STM model is
cognitive dissonace ? Now I have a name for all my problems.
On Jun 3, 2011, at 10:02 AM, Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
Not to mention the cognitive dissonance of working with two similar-looking
but uncomfortably different languages at once.
