Emacs and Common Lisp, Part 2 — The Cliffs of Inanity
This is a followup to my earlier post on converting the Emacs C code into Common Lisp. This one is a bit more technical, diving into some specifics of the conversion process. Basics One important fact is that we do not need to convert an arbitrary C program to Common Lisp. This might or might not be efficiently possible — but we do not care. We only need to convert Emacs. This is simpler for t
Emacs and Common Lisp — The Cliffs of Inanity
Recently I’ve been thinking about how to rebase Emacs on Common Lisp. First, why rebase? Performance is the biggest reason. Emacs Lisp is a very basic lisp implementation. It has a primitive garbage collector and basic execution model, and due to how it is written, it is quite hard to improve this in place. Seccond, why Common Lisp? Two reasons: first, Emacs Lisp resembles Common Lisp in many
ELPA: Install
The auto-install code below will download package.el and the url package (if you need it), will edit your .emacs to initialize the package manager on future invocations of Emacs, and will finally initialize the package manager in your currently running Emacs. There are two sets of instructions, depending on what version of Emacs you are using. If you are using Emacs 22, you already have the needed
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