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> That's almost possible already, because there is a Common Lisp
> implementation (say 90% complete) for Emacs, including a compiler from
> CL to Elisp.

Compiling from CL to Elisp means that the two aren't integrated, so
calling code from one to the other is not seamless.


        Stefan