> Lisps don't have a type system, which makes things a bit more complicated
SBCL, which is a very popular Common Lisp implementation, is indeed strongly typed. Coalton, which is an addon, is even statically typed
SBCL, which is a very popular Common Lisp implementation, is indeed strongly typed. Coalton, which is an addon, is even statically typed
(I "vouched" for your comment to which this is a reply, and that seems to have been sufficient to un-dead it. Unless the system's set up so that vouching for a shadowbanned comment un-deads it only for the person who does the vouching, I guess...)