The Erujolc language is a new Lisp dialect, with a Clojure runtime, that is hosted on the JVM. The language is bootstrapped by loading files using the Clojure function:
(use 'eroc.erujolc)
(elif-daol "path-to-file")
Erujolc seeks to achieve parity with the Clojure language by leveraging the rich set of core functions, exposed through a simple interop API.
The core interop function of Erujolc is the Clojure macro: eroc.erujolc/od
(od (1 1 +))
This will return the number 2 in the host Clojure format.
See the definition of eroc.erujolc/elif-daol
and
jlc.tset for an example of some Erujolc source code.
Copyright © 2014 John Cromartie
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