David Brown wrote:
I think the commercial lisps have mostly become cash cows and there is
little motivation to try to make the language/libraries into something that
more people would use, lest they risk losing the current revenue.
Yeah, but that doesn't explain why no *user* pulled it together.
I hang it on the Lisp community. They don't like to do genuine grunt
work. There's *still* no Gtk or Qt interface wrappers for Lisp.
For Pete's sake, the interface description for Gtk is in *LISP* last I
checked. When I looked at how PyGtk built its wrapper, it pulled an
interface file from Gtk that described everything with S-expressions in
Lisp.
-a
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