Hi Alex, > However, I see that in the function 'jarg' you are doing the same (check > for all kinds of types).
yes, it happens in Java methods: 'jarg' and 'isInstance'. These are necessary to automatically handle primitive types and I think it is impossible to reduce it further while preserving the functionality. > I cannot see, though, whether you also handle a mapping of Lisp lists > from/to Java arrays, which doubles the code in the case of ErsatzLisp. I think there are two functions: 'jv2l' and 'jvector'. Cheers, Tomas -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picol...@software-lab.de?subject=unsubscribe
