jscl VS graven-image

JSCL - A CL-to-JS compiler designed to be self-hosting from day one. Lacks CLOS, format and loop.

Ability to run common-lisp in the Firefox addon's context using jscl, essentially enabling extending firefox with common-lisp

I tagged the moment where I achieved bootstrapping in the early JSCL implementation here: https://github.com/jscl-project/jscl/blob/simple-bootstrap/ecmalisp.lisp

Now that is progressed enough (having 300+ commits!), I think it would be useful to share the lib I've made filling this niche: it's called Graven Image and it already improves these CL functions: - apropos(-list) (more readable and useful printouts and search through documentation and external symbols only) - describe and inspect (better printouts and lots of commands stolen from SBCL, CCL etc.) - dribble (writing to a file with outputs and results commented out, so that one can load the dribbled file and get a fully reproduced state!) - function-lambda-expression (closure, arglist, name, and type (!) inspection) - time (more predictable printout) - yes-or-no-p/y-or-n-p (configurable reply options and reliable UI) - documentation (aliases, type is optional now, and a DWIM method on symbols) - I'm also planning to work on ed, room, and, possibly, (un)trace, disassemble, and step.