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GitHub - erdos/uclj: Small, quick, native Clojure interpreter
4 projects | /r/Clojure | 20 Jan 2022

Starting this project was inspired by going further with the answer to this stackoverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70235356/macroexpand-doseq-in-babashka-vs-in-clojure I found that macroexpansion in SCI often results in different expressions than in JVM Clojure, and that is because SCI uses a different set of special forms for its implementation. My theory was that if we can mimic how Clojure works on the low level, we could reuse a large portion of already existing infrastructure. (like my assertions library) The idea seems to work out so far and this is why core.async works out of the box with uclj.
Power Assert macro for Clojure
2 projects | /r/Clojure | 15 Feb 2021