Alfred M. Szmidt on Nostr: nprofile1q…dl9v9 Since you can read a Fortran file in Lisp, that already hints that ...
nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq9y8xknr5twkrg2aeu6dyt9rhk5eg6punm4kl4q07pp0av8aa47es8dl9v9 (nprofile…l9v9) Since you can read a Fortran file in Lisp, that already hints that things are converted to Lisp.
#f(... fortran .. code ..) is not Lispy, it is also essentially dong double work for a LOAD like function.
So I'd just have a LOAD (CL doesn't let you have fun .. so maybe FC-LOAD); which populates your image with the Fortran and whatever functions it defines.
#f(... fortran .. code ..) is not Lispy, it is also essentially dong double work for a LOAD like function.
So I'd just have a LOAD (CL doesn't let you have fun .. so maybe FC-LOAD); which populates your image with the Fortran and whatever functions it defines.