There is no magic adapter. But there's quite a lot of newLISP code floating about to help you do without one.Quote
Well, I understand that there is no magic at all :) I mean is there a kind of adapter, in other words a newLisp file which emulates a lot of general CommonLisp functions ("generic" Lisp functions?) such as most common car, cdr, defun. May be someone has such an adapter? There are a lot of samples which did not use overcomplicated facilities of CommonLisp and seems to be portable to newLisp (and other interpreter as well).
It's a pity if there is no simple way to reuse a lots of CommonLisp code.
Nevertheless, I'll try to deal with that in terms of my learning lisp :)
And one another question.
How can I include other lisp file if the lisp program is interpreted under newLisp compiler (just to reach compatibility in an interpreting in both CommonLisp and newLISP)?
I mean something like that:
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// solution in C :)
#ifdef MY_COMPILER
#include "my_compiler_adapter.h"
#endif
Thanks!